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timwilky · 22-03-06, 11:30 AM

I live on a small private estate, about 5 years ago the first bungalow on the estate was sold to a family that became a nightmare. Two of the three boys, plus the father were into house breaking. The eldest robbed a friends house and put his cigarrette out into the brand new lounge carpet. Stupid idiot never thought he was leaving his DNA.

Well they were also into dealing. The police raided them 3 times before a neighbour told them that they keep putting their arms out of an upstairs window and into a hole hidden underneath the window cill. 4th raid stash found and goodbye to the eldest at last. Youngest then fills the place left for 2 years by the eldest. In the meantime we are trying to establish what we can do to force this family to leave. They own their house outright. Well youngest steps over the mark in his dealing and gets a visit from a well established dealer who kicks open the back door. Father stands up. and goes down quickly followed by the two remaining sons. Ambulances take them away, police investigate but no complaint made and 2 weeks later the house is on the market.

So if you want to get rid of a menace minor local dealer. Tell a bigger rival dealer of his activities

22-03-06, 12:31 PM

Tim - you say it well.

Drug dealing is a public menace, I'm totally with Lyn's zero tolerance approach on this. There is nothing harmless about it. Why people don't realise that they're part of a much bigger tide of human misery that flows from Afghanistan to England defeats me.

22-03-06, 11:30 AM	#71
timwilky Member Mega Poster Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Not in Yorkshire. (Thank God) Posts: 4,116	I live on a small private estate, about 5 years ago the first bungalow on the estate was sold to a family that became a nightmare. Two of the three boys, plus the father were into house breaking. The eldest robbed a friends house and put his cigarrette out into the brand new lounge carpet. Stupid idiot never thought he was leaving his DNA. Well they were also into dealing. The police raided them 3 times before a neighbour told them that they keep putting their arms out of an upstairs window and into a hole hidden underneath the window cill. 4th raid stash found and goodbye to the eldest at last. Youngest then fills the place left for 2 years by the eldest. In the meantime we are trying to establish what we can do to force this family to leave. They own their house outright. Well youngest steps over the mark in his dealing and gets a visit from a well established dealer who kicks open the back door. Father stands up. and goes down quickly followed by the two remaining sons. Ambulances take them away, police investigate but no complaint made and 2 weeks later the house is on the market. So if you want to get rid of a menace minor local dealer. Tell a bigger rival dealer of his activities __________________ Not Grumpy, opinionated.

22-03-06, 12:31 PM	#72
Ed Guest Posts: n/a	Tim - you say it well. Drug dealing is a public menace, I'm totally with Lyn's zero tolerance approach on this. There is nothing harmless about it. Why people don't realise that they're part of a much bigger tide of human misery that flows from Afghanistan to England defeats me.