There is an anonomous tip line for this also. or the non-emergency #

Yes, we , the Police, have entertained this person numerous times on Beecher Place and have arrested him and his friends. We will continue to monitor his actions..My number is 203-946-7163, if I dont answer leave a message and I will call you back.

Pressure should be put on the owner of the property. I thought the FBI could seize the property of an owner who knowingly allows drug dealing to continue on their property. Why can this not be done by the City or by the neighbors calling the FBI to report drug dealing. Obviously, drug dealing on this level will not be stopped by local authorities. Their hands are tied locally. Pressure the owner. Picket the house. Take pictures and post online, sending to authorities asking for enforcement of the LAW.

Thanks PD. It obviously happens in ebbs and flow. Today was a flow. He is also spending time during the day walking down Concord to the bus stop for periods of time. In his pajamas. Wth. Happy to call but the cars are gone in seconds. This is a high traffic period. He disappears for a week and then it gets busy. But he knows we r watching and he is walking out of sight often now. I took pictures one night. That is risking my family's safety. He is not well.

If he keeps getting arrested why isn't he getting time. Some guy was out there a couple weeks ago and they got into a verbal altercation that almost went physical and "probation" and "my 50,000 dollars" were part of the words yelled.

Does anyone know if the owner lives there or where they are?

His father owns the house and lives in New York.

Isn't is still a crime to deal drugs, whether owner is in-state or not? What about the seizure of the property by the FBI? Is that no longer true?

Someone with legal authority needs to give us direction on what we have to do to get him out of here permanently. PD

First, search Vision Appraisal New Haven on the internet. Go to the assessor database with the street address. Get the owner's name and address in NY and post here. Next, send a (anon) letter to the owner in NY telling of the problem, and demanding a resolution. Tell him his name and address are on See Click Fix.

Thanks None. Anyone have info on raising the issue with the Feds.

Dorchester should have been a learning experience. Foul smell and trash still remains behind the garage there. The situation was so bad it required earth moving equipment to clear the back yard. Don't let this property go the same way! A bLack luxury car plays a prominent role in the Dorchester/Mansion street drug scene too! NHPD--use the "broken window" approach now to stop this from becoming another filthy drug den, like Dorchester!

I agree with Anon. Dorchester went on for years. The NHPD did two raids on the property and came up empty. They NOW know how these creeps were alerted to the raids. No excuses this time. Post daily if you need to and don't let your guard down in response to promises. The only outcome you will accept is the drug dealing ends. Period. Do not become another Dorchester and languish for years! How about a discreetly installed camera? Good luck

Good idea about camera. Pd want to set one up?

Can the person who called and left me a message and phone number call my office ..I couldnt write down your number because it disconnected in the middle of it. Thanks ill be here for another hour. 203-946-7163.

Black luxury car--post the make and license number! NY relative owns this--same for Dorchester--too many coincidences! Nip this in the bud now!

Parents from NY. Was their contact? I didn't see them go in.

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