There are three police interventions aimed at reducing disorder in drug sales points:
1) Increased police presence at drug sales points for observation and investigation of trafficking dynamics, followed by contact with neighborhood residents for crime-fighting collaboration and partnership with local law enforcement for greater proactivity and meaningful results;
2) Participation of specialized problem-solving agents in community meetings, who photograph properties for inspection and contact absent landlords;
3) Organizing a meeting between the police and neighborhood residents, hiring companies to clean up and block abandoned properties, disrupting pedestrian flow, checking licenses, and contacting property owners.