I live in of the less desirable areas of the city, the one with the “View”. All I want is to live my life with quality and dignity. I look out for my own safety and security as well as the other tenants in my building. This past winter my neighbours decided to get in the entrepreneurial spirit and start dealing drugs…Crack and Pot. Along with prostitution. One of the girls is 16. I used a third party agency that provides information to the police. This was back in January. My information was detailed and explicit. The business end of it was and still is very blatant. The Police have done absolutely nothing. Except for leak the tip to the buildingmanager who tips the whorehouse. It’s still happening and there are kids living in this area. What a crock of shit! Get something handed to you on a silver platter and you all do FUCK ALL! I guess a free BLOWJOB from a crackwhore is actually better than do something for your community. Make no wonder your solve rate is one of the worst in the country. Lazy Pricks! —Copped Out
This article appears in Aug 22-28, 2013.
It could be that they’re building a larger case and this ‘dealership’ is part of a bigger picture. Honestly, if they stomp on this one ant nest, it’ll just reappear at another location.
Why do you even need to say they deal “pot” after you already ascertained they were dealing crack and underage girls (for prostitution)? If someone were getting a glass of water while they were there to buy crack, would they be dealing water too?
Pot is the equivalent to Zima.
How do you know this person is 16?
Listen, I know this cab driver, he’s got a Mohawk. You should give him a call.
Because I did my fucken homework before reporting them.
If you feel that there has been a less than enthusiastic response from the police perhaps you can go higher up the chain of command at HPD.
BF if you we’re going for De Niro in Taxi Driver, Nice One…
I suppose you have to ask yourself…
being in a less desirable area, how much better would you be off if they were evicted?
really?
Easy access to drugs and hookers… wow, life’s rough.
OP, your best bet is to move. Better yet, report to the Tenancy Board (and the police) that the landlord is aware of the drug and hooker operation on their property. The cops love taking down the bigger fish like that, and property owners hate the prospect of losing income and property. Then, you know, move.