Otherwise I would do that

Go to the profile of the person you'd like to report or block. Tap the More icon and select Report or block from the list. Tap Block [member name] from What do you want to do? Tap Submit.

Or get them help.

Why is ‘get them help’ something to laugh about?

At the now-previous job?

They were not that smart

They just thought I liked working for dirt. I had not had but one raise in 5 years.

For them.

This other person may be extremely jealous of you and will try applying for a job at your new company. How does he find the time to check on you on Linkd-in every 3 hours?

It is what will bite him, now that I am no longer there.
He always spends hours on his phone and then complained about the demands.

Not sure how he is handling the pressure now.

wonder why are they so obsessed!

Looking at a page online is considered stalking nowadays? Since I don't engage in "social media" I guess I never thought too much about this. But putting a page online and making it public, and then people look at it, well isn't that sort of the point?

I dunno, I must be missing simething.

He wouldn’t talk to me when I worked there. Now he needs to know what’s going on

Do people update linkedin frequently, typically, like facebook or something?

Your profile page is public. It doesn’t have to be.

If you make false accusations or get him ‘help’ by calling others to pursue this without anything else in evidence you may end up crossing a line of your own… do not make this situation you have described as toxic more toxic or complex.

Restrict your visibility settings if you want or block the individual or remove your profile if being viewed offends you.

But as I was doing that, it came up that you could request help for them.
It was like one of those evil moments that I never follow through on because I have morals

But after working with him for several years, he is neurotic and flies off the handle all the time.

People get neurotic and pent up in situations like that very easily. Best to let it simmer down on its own if possible, the more triggers pulled the worse things become.

Most of it actually.

I was the manager and he wanted to fight.
I was out the minute that my managers didn’t back me up.