dodgy neighbours

[bond]

I am suspecting a neighbour of mine ( in a small purpose built block of flats) of drug dealing. I would not dare approach him, as he doesn't look approachable, despite the fact I see him with a small child sometimes. However so often I see and hear people pulling up outside either in a car, on a bike, or by foot, just randomly being let in and exchanging something and then leaving quite quickly, and this appears to be at any time in the day (and very late at night). Should I report this to the police? Would they genuinely investigate, just because a neighbour has a suspicion and is worried ?

[Ethel]

You can inform the police anonymously by telephoning crime stoppers. Write down all the information before you call, to be sure you don't forget.

[redcrx]

report it and the police will investigate.

[spaced]

you could also send an annonymous let to your local police stn. I would definately report it. Just be careful to get spotted watching them as they will know its you.

[paulos66]

Not much evidence - you don't like the look of him and some of his mates don't stop long when they call to see him.
I dont think you've got a lot to go on, why not spend your time more fruitfully spying on another of your ,in all likelihood, perfectly innocent neighbours

[spaced]

paulos is just sticking up for his drug dealer mates. Ignore him, if you eel that something is amiss, then report it.

[paulos66]

I'm just saying there is no reason to suspect he's a dealer, other than he's got more friends than bond. And what does 'randomly being let' in mean exactly?

[droopdrawers]

If it were me I wouldn't hesitate to report it...anonymously.

I have first hand experience what these dealers can do to ruin lives....I have also seen what you think you are seeing and I was dead right.....if your wrong all well and good..

It could be your family next!!

DD