Tenant acknowledges that this is a crime-free/drug-free property...a conviction is not required...

I had a tenant who had the drug task force with 14 law enforcement agencies perform a raid on there rental which recovered items that lead to more than 2 dozen felonies.

The area isn't awful but is known for some crime and drug activity, and is a lower income working class neighborhood.

These are often tenants who have allowed uncle Billy Bob who just got out of prison for drug sales to move in with them without notifying the landlord.Make sure that you follow the requirement for your state on how much time to notify the tenant regarding these checks prior to entering the rental unit.   

I do drug screens. 

We also raised the value of the homes around it by removing the drug dealers and users from the street.

Suggest she may be physiologically unstable or on drugs.

She was on drugs and the judge gave me all my properties, but he gave her $240,000 and told me to keep the $240,000 and pay her a little at a time.

There is no logical reason to think it is drugs.

I'd say in both cases (unfortunately) the other parties have a pretty strong claim of prescriptive easement.