In order for this to be happening for so long without any improvement, everyone is looking the other way. We need to clean up our street, not encourage lowlifes to remain for so long without any repercussions.

And the person who commented with "Narc" is ignorant and must engage in this type of illegal behavior as well. Because decent people do not consider this to be narcing. This is what SeeClickFix is for - letting other residents know about these issues so that we can work together to improve things.

371 Norton has been a scourge for too long.

we have some neighbors who are willing to start a neighborhood watch. Along with the local police who are already informed on whats going on at 371 and up and down Norton st.

it's not only at this corner but all of downtown has been really out of hand. excessive gun violence and drug usage in broad daylight. i live in this area and i just want to feel safe and comfortable in my house. i feel as though nobody cares because these so called thugs are making a mockery of the law and now even doing things in broad daylight and near to a police station, it really needs to end.

It is a city. It will never end. Wake up.

they should be sharing their marijuana.

this is unacceptable even in the city..... The difirence with suburban living is they stop here to purchase and go home to party while leaving us in the city to clean up the mess....

Their property is a disgusting mess as well, so why hasn't LCI ever been on this?? Is "LCI Watcher" friends with this drug dealer? They have raccoons living in that house!

This sounds just like 493 Winthrop Ave!

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