Hamza Mustafa, who lives a few blocks away on Louis Avenue, won't let his sisters play in the park because of the drug use. "Most of the times when I walk through here I've seen them drop knives, drop baggies, drop syringes and I've seen it with my own eyes sell it to each other," said Mustafa. Additional sharp box coming Debbie Cercone, the executive director of housing and children's services with the City of Windsor, said there has always been security at the centre but lately it has been stepped up. "[It's] on a 24-hour, seven days a week basis," Cercone said. "And if there are issues, security or staff will go out and talk with the individuals."