Four city blocks—the distance between a man’s publicly supported apartment and where he was arrested in an illegal drug buy—qualifies him as being “near” enough to the residence to subject him to possible eviction for drug-related activities, a judge ruled.
By virtue of its owners’ participation in the federal Below Market Interest Rate program, the residents of a Manhattan building that Rasheed Anthony lives in are subject to eviction for “drug related criminal activity engaged in on or near the premises.”
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