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1-800-272-3900 and or alz.org is a place to start.
You can tell him that it is not appropriate for him to act the way he is. But this will get you no where given that he has dementia!
Is it possible to get someone in to help you? Another caregiver might help the situation.
Have you discussed this with his doctor? And is it something that adjusting medications might help?
The main thing is that you remain safe. If at any time you think you are not safe you have to make the tough decision that placing him in Memory Care might be the only solution.
Just remember that this is the disease, a broken brain, it is not a reflection on you or how he really feels about you.