Police raids occasionally occur at Bedford-Atlantic. This is not in the slightest bit surprising, considering that there are a high number of drug users and dealers on the premises as well as a high number of parolees who are required to stay in the shelter by their parole officers. For the police, picking up somebody in the shelter is about as challenging as stealing candy from a baby. This is because anybody who is in the New York shelter system has provided digital fingerprints and mug shots as well as their vital statistics. All the police have to do is show up at the shelter with the information sheets of those they wish to apprehend and the shelter staff give them the bed number the person is assigned to.
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