The thing that sounds strangest to me is the part about a detective calling her house on the phone. Why would they tip her off? If they're going to arrest people, I'd think that they would just come and do it. Usually, there is a buy-and-bust type of scene, or they search your dwelling and person. Sounds fishy, like it's a ripoff artist, or a hoax. The people that sent text messages requesting weed probably have nothing to worry about in the event that it is a real investigation. Maybe they'll be pushed to be witnesses, in which case I would recommend a lawyer. This is all just speculation, as I've never been arrested or had any significant legal problems with weed.

Basically, if there has been nothing confiscated from her, and she hasn't been caught in the act of committing a crime, it probably isn't serious.

Like S.W.I.M. 504 said, just deny everything. If arrested, which is unlikely, don't say anything without an attorney present. They can't put somebody away for reasons solely based on text messages about weed.
Breukelen advocaat Reviewed by Breukelen advocaat on . This could potentially be very bad... Ok so this morning I get a call from my best friend. She tells me that a detective called her house this morning because somehow they found out about the drug deals my friend has been making via her cell phone. We still have no idea how this happend because it was a philly cop who is the reason for this and she doesnt and hasnt made drug deals in philly in a whiiile. Only down where she lives. So her mom questioned her and took away her cell phone. The detective said the situation is being Rating: 5