A pensioner has been accused of selling crack cocaine and heroin from his retirement complex to "supplement his pension", police have said.
Elderly residents living at John Gwynn House, in Worcester, have complained people have injected themselves with Class A drugs after visiting the man's room.
The alleged dealer is said to be a retired man who started selling crack and cocaine to "supplement his pension", according to residents.
An 80-year-old female resident, who did not want to be named, claimed drug activity had been taking place "for years".
She said: "There's a constant flow of people coming and going, buying drugs. I can tell 90 per cent are drug users from the state of them.
"He's been doing it for a while, starting off selling cannabis to friends in order to make a few bob on the side to supplement his pension"
"The users sleep in corridors here if they can - with their sleeping bags.
"One lady took photographs of them injecting with spoons and flames. It makes people feel frightened."
Another man added: "He's been doing it for a while, starting off selling cannabis to friends in order to make a few bob on the side to supplement his pension."
West Mercia Police confirmed they are investigating the claims.
Sanctuary Housing, which runs John Gwynn House, has urged residents to collect evidence of drug dealing to help the police investigation.
The retirement complex comprises of 43 one and two-bedroom flats for people aged 60 and over.
