What do you think will happen to me?

[BaknBlake]

chilllll....nothing is going to happen to you...

BaknBlake Reviewed by BaknBlake on 08-31-2006. What do you think will happen to me? Last night, me and two of my friends were driving around smoking a blunt at about 3 AM. Well, we were driving on the dirt roads, and we passed a cop, and he started following us. I started eating the blunt because we were in my friends car, and he's been in trouble for numerous things. So sure enough, he pulls us over. He pulls my friend (the driver) out first and then me. He tells me that my friend had dope on him and asked me where mine was. I told him I didn't have any. (My friend didn't Rating: 5

[2600]

Unless it was a signed CONFESSION, you have nothing to worry about regarding the paperwork. Yes, you sign one paper confirming your personal articles that are being held for you, and another one stating you have no intentions of attempting suicide.

Just because they did not charge you right away doesn't mean they still won't, but it's unlikely. Few flakes, they probably thoroughly searched your clothes and car hoping to find more, but worse case scenario you pay a fine. Good move on eating the blunt. I wouldn't worry about it too much, you've made it through the worst part.

[BabyFacedAbortion]

All I can really tell you is that they have up to 2 years max to process and charge you. I was arrested in 8th grade and mid 9th grade I got a paper in the mail telling me I had to go into court. Even after the chief of police told me TO MY FACE that was NOT going to be charged with anything back in 8th. I wish you luck, my friend. The worst that they'd probably do though is put you on some sort of probation for most likely less than a year.

[Pride]

Maybe they brought you in and took your picture and finger printed you so they can trace you faster when you do your next crime because you're BLACK!

OH SHIT SON!!! :stoned:

:rasta:

[2600]

All I can really tell you is that they have up to 2 years max to process and charge you. I was arrested in 8th grade and mid 9th grade I got a paper in the mail telling me I had to go into court. Even after the chief of police told me TO MY FACE that was NOT going to be charged with anything back in 8th. I wish you luck, my friend. The worst that they'd probably do though is put you on some sort of probation for most likely less than a year.

Yeah, that's the statute of limitations. It varies from state to state, and most notably from charge to charge. I'm not even sure there is one for felonies (murders, child molestation etc) or if so, it is very long. People have gone down for that stuff decades after. Much shorter for "victimless" crimes, but as you discovered in your state (along with the fact that cops lie), statute of limitations (for whatever you did... posession?) was at least two years.