If you're experiencing gangstalking, it's very important to have cameras to document any evidence of break-ins into your home, car and when you're traveling about in your vehicle.

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When you first start getting gangstalked, because you most likely don't have any cameras in your home, you may notice things get moved around as if someone has been in there while you were away.  Buy cameras and place them around the inside of your home particularly aimed at the main entrance.  You most likely won't catch any gangstalkers breaking into your home but its mostly to deter them from coming in.  Amazon sells home security cameras at a reasonable price and if you want to take it a step further, you can buy them at a brick and mortar store if you think it might be tampered with if ordering online.  

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Another second layer of defense for home security are trail or game cameras.  These can also be purchased on Amazon or your local sporting goods store.  The reason these are good to have also is because they are battery operated, can't be hacked and don't need electricity.  If the gangstalkers really want to get into your place, they will turn off your electricity making your regular cameras unusable.  Buy rechargeable batteries to save money.

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Place cameras around the outside of your home and above your driveway or in a place that you can see your car such as behind a window in a bedroom (turn infrared mode from camera to off to stop glare coming from the window at night time).  Install doorbell cameras.  This will discourage them from bad behavior like moving things in your front yard, doing anything to your car or ringing your doorbell.

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For traveling while inside a vehicle, install a dash cam.  Get a dash cam that covers the front and back windows of the vehicle as well as the cabin area or 3 way dash cam.  Try to get a dash cam that has 24/7 recording capability along with an OBD2 adapter so it can record when you're not at your car.

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Put a smartphone in vest pocket and record.  Gangstalkers just like their corrupt cop handlers don't like cameras.  It's also an inconspicuous way of recording without having to hold it.