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From my point of view - You don't have solid evidence to back the claim that your neighbour is a drug dealer. - If he is indeed a drug dealer, he probably wa
by drKarl 16y ago
From my point of view
- You don't have solid evidence to back the claim that your neighbour is a drug dealer.
- If he is indeed a drug dealer, he probably wants not to attract attention and not to get in trouble, specially with people of where he lives.
I think, as long as he doesn't trouble you or your family, that you should live your life and let others live theirs.
Of course, if he ever menaces you or your family you should defend your family fiercely, but in the meantime if you care your own business he'll care his.
- brk 16y agoSorry, but this is asinine advice. The OP appears to be a "family guy" and is probably worried about the safety/security of his family. Overall, it's not unreasonable to worry about the police "raiding" the wrong house and/or the alleged meth-cook (or any of his alleged customers) ending up firing off a round that goes through the relatively thin walls of the common tract home. I think the OPs knows he doesn't have solid evidence, I believe part of what he is trying to determine is how to go about this legally/properly.