(CNN) Officials are searching for whoever is responsible for setting up several "crack pipe" vending machines in the Long Island town of Coram, New York.

Suffolk County officials say they received complaints from residents over the weekend, and between Sunday and Monday, three machines had been found.

Crack pipe dispenser on Middle Country Road in Coram, NY

During a press conference Monday, Councilman Michael Loguercio said, "it is not illegal to sell the pens and it is not illegal to sell a pipe, but they are considered drug paraphernalia and they were being dispensed from a machine that was installed illegally per town code."

"They were actually repurposed tampon dispensers," said Jack Krieger, Communications Director for the Town of Brookhaven.

Crack pipe from the vending machine.

Two of the dispensers were found on publicWednesday, March 22, 2006

NEIGHBORS >> Cabot rugby

The next bad pass means five pushups,” yells Kris McKinney, the assistant rugby coach for Cabot’s new rugby team. “I say we do 10,” one player replies.

They seem dedicated. After running a couple of drills, the players stop to get water and automatically form up a circle to start passing the ball again before the break is over.

The practice they’re at is not a regular one for the team of high school-aged students. They are at Interstate Park in Little Rock and will run a few practice drills with the men from the Little Rock Rugby Football Club.

The association with the men’s club and the birth of the Cabot Pirates team, dates back to last summer when Kyle Msall, of Cabot, played