What happens if you witness a drug deal?

NOTE: If you witness an event that may lead to immediate threat to human health or safety, you should report it to your local police or law enforcement authority. Report illegal prescription drug sales or suspicious pharmacies on the Internet here.

How do you anonymously report a drug addict?

Anyone who wants to report drug activity can contact Crime Stoppers via phone or online. A national tip line is available 24/7, and the program also operates out of local offices. Witnesses to drug crimes can make an anonymous phone call or fill out an online form.

How do you know a drug house?

What are the warning signs of drug activity in the neighborhood?

1. Excessive foot traffic to and from a house or property.
2. Loitering in or around a house.
3. Frequent and unusual traffic patterns such as: Stop – Enter – Leave.
4. Traffic frequently stops and a resident comes out and talks briefly with occupants of car.

How do you spot a drug lab?

What Is a Clandestine Lab?

1. Unusual Odors.
2. Excessive Amounts of Trash.
3. Suspicious-Looking Houses.
4. Odd-Looking Plumbing and Diverted Electrical Lines.
5. Frequent Visitors at Odd Times.
6. Excessive Security Features.
7. Unfriendly Neighbors.

How do you tell if neighbors are dealing drugs?

Signs Your Neighbor May be Involved in Manufacturing or Selling…

1. There’s an unusual amount of foot traffic in and out of the house.
2. Your neighbors appear to be financially successful despite not having jobs.
3. The house itself does not look or smell right.
4. You notice drug paraphernalia in the area.

What do drug users use bleach for?

Intravenous drug users who share needles are at high risk of acquiring and transmitting HIV, and cleaning needles and syringes with household bleach is being used as a strategy to control HIV transmission in this group.

How do you identify a drug house?

In addition to changes in behavior and property status, look out for the following suspicious signs and activities.

• Complaints of strong odor by neighbors or unusual chemical, almost sweet odors during inspections.
• Frequent, short stay, and odd hour visitor traffic.
• Increased utility usage.