are these people on my street dealing drugs?

Question

Okay, they have 6-8 dogs of varying sizes, including a rott and a two dogs with bull in them, but only one looks sort of pitbullish. Some are labs and regular dogs.

They go through cars every month or two -- two licensed drivers regularly have have 4-5 cars at the house, including a not-new-but-not-that-old corvette for a few months, a used yukon, etc.

They both have blue collar jobs -- one works at a factory and one cleans hotels or something; neither job would require a high school diploma.

They have a few kids, and the kids have expensive clothes and toys, it appears.

Answer 1

Could be drug dealers, but probably just car dealers. Sounds to me like they make extra cash trading cars like stocks though. You can make an extra grand or two a month if you buy low and sell high--you just need the space to store them and the know how to make those little repairs that make a car seem so much better.

The best clue that your neighbors are dealing drugs is when you see a lot of people stop by to visit them for ten minutes.

Answer 2

Well first being the nosy neighbor, have you been in
the house? Have you smelled anything out of the
ordinary?

I lived next to a couple that was dealing in an apartment
complex and the big tip-off was the amount of traffic going
to the apartment. They had a steady stream of people
in and out of there.

Look for unusual stuff. Like people coming and going at 3 Am
then 2 am then at 4:30 am. Look for people that don't look right
in the neighborhood. I'm talking about if you have a blue-collar neighborhood and someone pulls up in a Jaguar XK8. And also
look for idling cars. Or cars that drive into the driveway and turn off their lights. If you are ever at their home observe how they act.
Do they push you out of the house quickly or do they leisurely
take you thru the house? Are they always fidgety? Do they always
burn the midnight oil or do they keep a consistent schedule?

You need to be careful with assumptions in your question because cars alone are not a tip off. The husband might have a stock portfolio that just cleared $500,000 or the Wife might have a inheritance. Or one may own some rental houses. Wealth alone is not a indicator of guilt. Look for the signs above.

In fact many of things you pointed out in your question are things that are indicative of my wife and I. I wonder now if people think we
are dealers!

Answer 3

They are not necassarily selling drugs, they may have money from another source, inheritance, winnings, family etc. Many years ago I got a workers compensation and was unable to work for a few years. I had a home and nice car but i actually had someone say to me that they thought i sold drugs because a single mother of three cant be that well off without working, its easy to make assumptions and sometimes we are wrong.

Answer 4

Maybe, maybe not
they may have been left money
maybe the budget better than most
hows the traffic in and out lots of traffic and you have a drug dealer

Answer 5

Sounds like your jealous

Answer 6

God you are judgemental. Maybe you should focus a little energy on your own life.

Answer 7

it's very likely they're involved in some sort of illegal activity. however, don't go accusing them of anything without any proof. that can come back on you

Answer 8

no there not drug dealers just hard working peoples. if you can beleive that lmao

Answer 9

Maybe they won the lottery and are living it up "white trash" style.

Answer 10

You have tooo much time on your hands to be worried about what people have....