please call 1-866-888-TIPS(8477). NHPD tip line

See Click Fix please take down this post before the criminals see it.

Go get them

If I should ever become a drug dealer I would monitor this site to see if I am being noticed so I could change my routine. It does not necessarily mean I would change my location maybe I would just change the times I do business.

While I appreciate your concern, I'm not the least bit worried about these idiots. And I want them to notice me--I'm fine with walking out my front door and taking a picture of their car. We're not talking abut organized crime here but we are talking about my street. I just moved out of the ghetto nightmare that is Fair Haven for this reason, and I have no tolerance for it here. I'll definitely pass the info on to the district manager as soon as I figure out how to e-mail him. Thanks.

Please email ward13@ newhavenct.net Alder Santana

Howard Street
I appreciate people like you who really want to keep this neighborhood a nice place to live. I am only saying is don't tip off the drug dealers and users by posting here. Call Sergeant Vincent Anastasio 203-946-7377 he is the district manager you can do it anonymously
Be careful you never know who has a gun and if they are on drugs how they will react
Alder Santana can you please talk to See Click Fix about monitoring this site to keep post like this off. They serve as an alert system for the law breakers..

This is STILL an issue! We are seeing a reduction in traffic (or perhaps it moves up the street to Sherland?) because we will step outside and watch them, which they don't like. But this is still an issue on otherwise quiet Howard Street.

Call Sgt Cruz, district manager for the area 203 946-7163 I would not use my address if it is 20 Howard on this site,or confront these people.

Please scroll up; you've already made these comments and I've already responded. 20 Howard is not a residential address, you don't need to worry. Sgt. Cruz is not going to respond to a drug deal, or sit out here waiting for one to occur. But thanks for your concern.

Sgt Cruz is in the best position to help you, it is worth a phone call.
Yes, I did make these comments but I made them to the screen name Howard Street

Lt. Minardi is the Dist. Mngr for Hill South and Lt. Hosey is the one for Hill North. An even better way to get the action you need would be to call Sgt. C Dixon in Narcotics investigation bureau..We had similar problem and he was very attentive..Led to drugs gone and weapons recovered!!! The other thing that worked really well regardless of XYZ sticking their nose in is to take photos and post them on Facebook!!! It worked wonders!!!

This is Howard St and not Ave, but thank you very much for the input!

If you have the means and are fairly close to the affected area, search YouTube for police scanner sound effects and play them so they can be heard from outside. I did this once when I suspected drug transactions in front of my house and they left as soon as they heard it. It may work for you too.

Hillfornow
XYZ is sticking his nose in because he cares about people, taking photos and posting them on Facebook can be very dangerous. Some of these individuals may be carrying a gun.You posted that calling Sgt Dixon may help, could you give us his phone number?

Actually XYZ it isnt dangerous at all!!! Lets us know how little you know about this issue! We are now drugg free, weapon free and it has done wonders for this neighborhood..SO THERE!!!

Still an issue. I sent a few license plates / descriptions/ dates & times to NHPD, but there are always new players. Very frustrating.

Call the alder

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