Kenosha drug house shut down; dealer arrested, 3 kids in home
Kenosha Police Department
KENOSHA, Wis. - Kenosha police shut down a drug house in the city's Uptown neighborhood on Thursday, March 31.
A tweet from the department said the house was a place where heroin was being sold and immediately used on site in a dedicated room for drug use.
Officials say the drug dealer was arrested – and the Department of Children and Family Services was called to the scene because three young children were found in the home.
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Kenosha police are urging all residents – if they see activity of this type to call Crime Stoppers at 262-656-7333. You can remain anonymous.
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