is there any way i can report a family who sells drugs out of their home?
924573
I would definately agree with the anonymous tip thing...call from a pay phone and have prepared details..but no matter what you do..don't tell anyone who you are.\n\nThe last thing I would do is go waltzing down to the local police station and turn them in for it..not because I think drugs are cool..but because I would be awfully scared that they, or one of their relatives, might come shoot me in the middle of the night..(and drug dealers tend to do that kind of thing)..\n\nIf you do decide to openly turn them in..you also better plan on moving..a long ways away..after you testify..just in case they try to find you..(I doubt that they will incarcerate all of them..and I doubt that it will be for long)..\n\nDon't get me wrong..I'm not saying don't turn them in..DO IT..and do it as quickly as you can..that is what they deserve..but don't risk your family in the process...
795958
There is nothing in law (at least in any state of which I'm aware) that prevents parents from leaving a house to one child and not another. Without writing your book for you, one twist could be to have the parents aware of the daughter's problem before death, and therefore leave the house to the son...but have CPS, unaware of the drugs, make the daughter the guardian...
840530
It depends.  Under our present "war on drugs" a homeowner can be held responsible for drug activity taking place in his/her home.  Whether or not the INS decides to deport him is a different matter.
548933
Try the Police maybe they can help
1055325
You have to do something.  You either have to put an end to it, which hopefully is possible, or you have to notify the authorities.  You can't let your one family get repeatedly stolen from.  And if this one family member will steal from another, who knows what they'll end up doing to you.
913526
yes they should of been told to shut up. the point is drugs are illegal anyway and they shouldnt of been using. they home office actually did them a bloody favour by making em go cold turkey! they should be paying the home office rehab fees!
1077835
Report it to the police and to Ebay. They can identify the seller and go after him.
560114
Selling drugs is ILLEGAL!!! Stay away from the house. If the Police raid it and you are there you will be charged with frequenting a known drug establishment. It doesnt matter if they sell once a day or 100 times a day. A drug house is a drug house.
529339
Time to look beyond the state and local authorities - try the DEA:\n\nhttp://www.dea.gov/contactinfo.htm
728746
Report them to the police.
71973
well, almost certainly you would need to call your local police or sherriff's office, if you want to report her for a crime.. or the state family services board, if you want to help the children..  but i can't tell you how to do that since i don't know where you live.\n\nsorry!  guess they're doomed to a life of hardship and despair.
178633
contact your area police dept or county sheriff's office.  they usually have someone who goes out into the community to work with people on things like this.
20585
Hi,\n\nGo to the nearest police station and report it as any other crime. They will be booked under intrusion, breach of privacy, causing damage or whatever law is applicable in your place and it will be investigated. And it is easier to prove too as records will be maintained if it happened over the net.
542794
Not me. Try your county police department or state police. Don't just call them to report it, ask to speak to someone who specializes in that area, or ask if anyone at the department knows of any special interest groups that you might contact concerning the alleged crime.
1073396
Sell drugs out of your living room.
611305
Be patient and stay in touch with police.  They can't just run in on one complaint and clean house.  Get with other neighbors and see if they have the same feelings and get them to call also.  But if you have given them clear reasons as to why you think this person is dealing drugs, they probably have the person under surveillance.  They have to have reasonable suspicion with documented details to support the suspicion to be able to get a warrant to enter the property and search.  Sometimes that can take months.  I know you want them gone now, but it's not that easy.  Keep a journal of the things you see that lead you to believe they are dealing drugs.  Things like the amount of traffic coming and going from the place, times, etc.  If you notice a lot of the same vehicles coming and going quite often, take the dog for a walk and covertly get some license plate numbers.  Do NOT make it obvious to this person what you are doing!  There could be serious repercussions.  But this information could be very helpful to the police.  Don't approach these people yourself either.  Let the police handle it.  Once they gather enough information, they can put a stop to it.  Good luck!
176446
Report the person to the police.  Let them refer it.