Late Night - Constant activity at extremely late hours. For example, frequent Activity commotion between midnight and 4 a.m. on week nights. People using drugs while sitting in their cars, syringes or other paraphernalia lying in street or on the lawn. Landlords or property managers have the opportunity to observe and the responsibility to report potential drug dealers which either lease or are living with the lessee. Failure to maintain the house in Responsible an appropriate condition or damage to property.
Some dealers smoke or inject much of their profits.
As they get more involved in the drugs, they are more likely to ignore bills, maintenance or housekeeping. If the distributors are not taking drugs themselves, they can be difficult to identify. A combination of the following indicators may be significant. Expensive Vehicle - Particularly when owned by people otherwise associated with a lower standard of living. Some distributors make it a practice to spend their money on items that are easily moved.