My friends son had a lot of marijuana in her house and police busted door down and arrested him.?
830488
if they find evidence not lacking her to the drugs then shes free to go
691531
Even if she is the property owner, she can not drop in unexpectedly. If she does, you have every right to call the police. They will arrest her.\n\nshe does have the legal right to inspect the home, but at an agreed upon time. She is also not permitted by law to enter the premises without your knowledge. Again, if that occurs, call the police.
835962
Kick their worthless butts out. All of them. Just because he is your son, you do not have to take physical violence. Call the cops and press charges. If you don't do it this time, you'll have to "next" time, because once she's gotten away with it, she'll do it again. Unfortunately, next time, you might not survive!
520740
You gotta' wonder if people actually read the question before they answer it, huh?\n\nSo - first things first - probably not going to get an exceptional answer here without knowing what state you're in.  These kinds of situations may vary from state to state.\n\nIn California, if I'm at the address on the warrant, and I reasonably believe the person named in the warrant is in the home (for instance, his car is parked out front and I hear movement in the house), I can make entry to arrest him.  \n\nAny chance your son will do the right thing and just turn himself in and avoid this hassle for you?
1168551
A member of chart-topping Atlanta rap group Dem Franchize Boyz was one of eight people arrested last night (June 13) in a drug raid at an Atlanta recording studio.\n\nMaurice "Parlae" Gleaton, 23, was charged with trafficking marijuana, police said. Atlanta police and other agencies said they seized 11 pounds of marijuana, two firearms and more than $150,000 in cash.\n\nSeveral of the suspects saw police on a video surveillance system at the studio and were attempting to flush the marijuana down a toilet when they were arrested, police said. A spokesperson for the group did not return telephone calls seeking comment.\n\nThe group is considered among the originators of "snap," a hip-hop style known for its minimal instrumentation and repetitive, dance-friendly beat. The lyrics to its hit song "Lean Wit It" include several references to marijuana. They mention "green grams in my sock," and include the lines "smoke some green with it" and "call me Teddy/I've got grams."\n\nThe seven others charged in the raid include Anthony Blalock, 27, CEO of Makin' Big Moves Records in Atlanta. Blalock is charged with trafficking marijuana and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, said Atlanta police spokesperson Peter Coleman.
1022850
Whatever reason your friend had for divulging to you this information.She did it for a reason.She needs your help Tell the police,they have councellors to talk to your friend and get her protection from her father
875963
OK mom.  First of all don't make excuses for your son and let him suffer the consequences of his actions.  Second, each State had it's own laws and each of those laws has certain criteria that must be met in order to charge a person with that crime.  In Alabama there must be intent to commit another crime within that building in order for it to be a burglary (breaking and entering).  If that intent can't be proven then the appropriate charge would be some degree of criminal tresspass.    And by the way, the lack of a posting of a sign does not give anyone carte blanche to enter a building.  Hope it works out for you but most of all I hope he learns from his mistake.
187020
Dude, you need to take responsibility for what you do in life. I am sick of people saying "It's the cops fault" for everything. I assume you are over 18 and are an adult. Act like one. I laugh when I hear "I got pulled over and I wasn't doing anything wrong." People like you like to leave out details that don't shine a good light on you.\n\nIf you are such a good citizen, how did you know the location of the marijuana farm?\n\nLet's see, I imagine that the real scenario went like this:\n\nMe and my buddy were speeding away from our pot grow and smoking a bowl. It made my buddy weave all over the road. This cop pulls in behind us a few miles later and turns on his lights after my buddy plowed through a center median. Being as we had a large shipment of pot to deliver, we had to come up with a quick plan. We couldn't because we were so stoned. So when the cop came to the window, we decided to throw our competition under the bus and tell the cop about his grow.
990459
Possession of marijuana
778596
First report it to the Police Chief.  Then I would seek the help of an attorney.
685836
It will show he was arrested.  Contact a lawyer about getting it expunged.
488076
Was the arrest based on a complaint when you were out in public? It would seem that your home would be private. If you were not in public, you might report this arrest to the ACLU. They are short-staffed, but at least you would be on record. I won't let a cop in my house without a warrant, but it's a little late for that to help you now.
188203
obviously she shouldn't open them, but I'm sure it won't hurt to call the local law enforcement office. Even let yahoo know. I'm sure its against the law. SO first I'd call the cops and then yahoo.
230483
Tell your friend to go straight to the police, can she talk to her mother if so i know it is a hard thing to tell someone but mum needs to know
419470
I am a criminal Justice major, and have gone through the same thing. All you need to do is go down to the court house and say you want to drop it. Besides nothing can be done to him unless you call the police. The only way this would not work is if he has already hit you or the child and he was arrested. Then the state would have taken it from there.
391929
That is horrible. I would really have to take desperate measures in getting him to realize how dangerous his actions are.  Try explaining that his kids could get into his stash not realizing what they are doing. Kids are very curious about things and their bodies are very fragile. I would also remind him how his kids can be taken away from him. I think that's what I would do, especially with them being so young. I would tell him he can not have his kids until he gets some serious help. Have the kids stay at other relatives homes until he gets his act together. This is dangerous. I read of a guy who ran a drug lab in his house and he also had kids. One day his kids set the house on fire and one of them died because the dad had been so high the night before. It was horrible. So if you care about him please take every necessary action to help even if you have to call the police.
1018214
What she should do is turn herself in. You watch her kids if she has any. It doesn't go over well in court when you know there is a warrant out for your arrest, and you do nothing about it.