Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Mon Nov 04, 2013 10:45 pm  

The Video Ref wrote:

It's not difficult for plod to work out if someone is cultivating. The heat signature from their house will light it up like a Christmas tree on a thermal imaging camera.

Yes, we discussed that at the time, but I believe they would also need to run this through the court, and the helicopter is an expensive asset they don't use lightly.

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Tue Nov 05, 2013 12:16 am  

You're weeding far too much into this.

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Tue Nov 05, 2013 9:22 am  

WIZEB wrote:

SOunds like he's got the 'hemp' with his neighbours.

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Tue Nov 05, 2013 12:08 pm  

FC Pringle wrote:

Hi guys just looking for a little advice about my neighbours, my neighbours are smoking cannabis everyday whether it be in the bedroom upstairs or at their front door. I don't have a problem with it as it's their choice. Although I do have a slight problem with the smells coming through into our house through the walls and the smell getting into my car on the drive. The problem with the car is that it is parked on our drive about 3feet from there front door where the regularly smoke in groups. The smell in the car only started recently since one of the people living next door got tagged therefore having to be back home by a certain time. The family are known to be a little rough but I've never had any problems with them and don't really want to start any trouble.
We have spoken to them about the smell in the house and they did stop for a week or so but then it continued as normal.

Does anyone have any experienced a situation like this or have any advice.

Any response is muchly appreciated.

Ring Crimestoppers. The police will not do a great deal based on a single call to Crimestoppers. But if they all ready know the family (likely if one is tagged) it might be enough to get them interested

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Tue Nov 05, 2013 12:23 pm  

Don't involve the old bill.

Simply find the biggest, meanest, hardest dealer in the area and let him know that some little scrote is growing and undercutting him.

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Tue Nov 12, 2013 2:13 pm  

cod'ead wrote:

Don't involve the old bill.

Simply find the biggest, meanest, hardest dealer in the area and let him know that some little scrote is growing and undercutting him.

"Excuse my sir, could you point me in the direction of a drug dealer? A big, mean one preferably"

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Sun Nov 17, 2013 9:56 pm  

The Video Ref wrote:

Very difficult situation.

They will, occasionally, stop for a week or so but will ultimately continue.

Any attempt to involve the authorities will end in you getting filled in, or your windows getting put in.

Report them night and day every day.

If they make threats, report them.

If they assault you, report them.

If they damage your property, report them.

If the police aren't doing enough, complain about the police.

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Sun Nov 17, 2013 10:23 pm  

sally cinnamon wrote:

If the police aren't doing enough, complain about the police.

To his neighbours?

[Durham Giant]

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Sun Nov 17, 2013 11:52 pm  

sally cinnamon wrote:

Report them night and day every day.

If they make threats, report them.

If they assault you, report them.

If they damage your property, report them.

If the police aren't doing enough, complain about the police.

If they force you out of your home get someone else to report them,
If they kill you get your widow to continue your campaign

Alternatively ignore the above advice and decide what you want to do based on the level of disruption it is causing you and what you think may be the ramifications of any action you take.

Re: Next door neighbours smoking the 'weed' : Mon Nov 18, 2013 1:21 am  

Durham Giant wrote:

If they force you out of your home get someone else to report them,
If they kill you get your widow to continue your campaign

Alternatively ignore the above advice and decide what you want to do based on the level of disruption it is causing you and what you think may be the ramifications of any action you take.

I'm afraid Sally's advice is about cock on and the way things have to be done in this modern era.
Everything has to be done by the book nowadays.
I lived in a block of six flats when I was younger.
Basically one of the tenants was a dealer and made the other 5 tenants of the block lives a misery.
Banging and bawling at his door at all hours. Druggies fighting in the foyer. Bodies flaked out on the stairwell.
Anyway he was warned several times by me, always full of apologies but failed to heed said warnings.
Old bill totally disinterested that me and my partners lives a couple of single women with kids and two fairly elderly couples lives (they were terrified) were being ruined by the one nugget in the block.
Cut a long story short me and my cousin sorted it but I ended up being charged with breaking and entry with intent to cause grievious bodily harm.
I went to crown court, barrister, jury, and fortunately got found not guilty.
Wouldn't want to go through that whole scenario again and I suppose the moral of the story is that you've got to do things by the book otherwise you only end up fooking yourself over which isn't that intelligent really.

nb -:
1, The arresting detective used the terminology 'breaking and entry with intent to cause grievios bodily harm'. I was charged and went to court for GBH.
2, I am anti-vigilanti-isum of any form.
3,When you are younger, wilder, less mature and things impact upon your own life then one can make serious errors of judgement.