What the heck with the assumption that all drug dealers are rich and have loads of money to stock up to avade losing them when the authority comes knocking them down, this assumption is wrong the neighbour may be looking for another better and secure source of income instead of depending on illegal dealings like a drug for survival.
And also my concern is for ops safety because leaving in such an environment where he is exposed to crimes and criminalities is a big threat to ops safety and for the fact that his neighbour already knows that he deals with Bitcoin is more threat than ever and common sense should tell ops to relocate from such environment into the more secured and private apartment because his safety is at high risk in his current palace.
I could at least understand your concerns about OPs safety and i also advice him to report that person to police. And you saying drug dealers are not always be rich. How can you say that. From what i have heard till yet on the news that they have load of money. The point is, you being saying, drug dealer might be looking for a way out. is another possibility that i was talking about. And also my concern is for ops safety because leaving in such an environment where he is exposed to crimes and criminalities is a big threat to ops safety and for the fact that his neighbour already knows that he deals with Bitcoin is more threat than ever and common sense should tell ops to relocate from such environment into the more secured and private apartment because his safety is at high risk in his current palace.
There are many possibilities, we can not predict the correct one, like what's on the mind of that neighbor. But best practice is not to leave that territory instead report that person to police like an anonymous tip. And another best practice is to not teach him about BTC.
