Since she didn't take no for an answer, you might want to first
contact your local Attorney General's office, and see what could be
done.  I suspect that both your police dept. and internet provider
would be interested in this too--since "brother" probably has done
this for others.

If it's feasible, you might also either go with a wired router, or
just turn your wifi base station off when not in use--that would deter
her from breaking into your signal and stealing service.

Later.............Howard

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