We had a crack house and it seemed nothing was being done. A group of us made signs advertising their services. We posted these signs EVERYWHERE and shop keepers were happy to help out. There was so much traffic in the area that the local news reported on it. Finally, the police showed up, shut down the house and cited the landlord. (If this is a rental property, the landlord is absolutely responsible for responding to complaints of drug trafficking. Just write an anonymous letter to the landlord and copy to the Denver D.A.)

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Wouldn't it have been faster to turn this over to the narcotics officer for District 4? Detective Nick Rogers can be reached at 720-913-0289.

3-1-1 Case Number: 3267921

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