is it posible there is still chemicals in a home that would seep into your skin that  been condemed by police?
953416
No, You have to have done the drug for it to be in your system. If the police thought the house was a danger they would have condemed it after it was raided.
540678
You should not go to your friends house again because the police could bust the place. You really need to tell your parents. Be careful and take care.\n\nHugs!\nG.G.
763055
They may be sniffing any of a number of items that are found in most households.  If it has become a problem, call the police.
825898
I don't know what state you live in, but when you file a complaint that is later investigated in most states the complainant can not be identified by the police, your friends are yanking your chain.  All the police do is send over an officer to measure the decible level, then they knock on the door and say they just measured the decible level and it exceeds the city's ordinance.  If they don't turn down the noise the by-law officer or the police officer then can file charges based on their measurement of the decible level alone.
231617
No, it's not true.  The concept that comes into play is that of "public taking."  Basically, the government can use your property if it is required for the protection of the public.  The government must return use of your property to you when the danger has passed but is not liable for any damage it caused.  And all you can do is watch.\n\nSo the fire department can bust into your house on the theory not that they have the right to save your stuff but they have the right to contain your fire before it spreads to somebody else's stuff.  They're not protecting your house, they're protecting your neighbor from your house.
946897
Suppose if you gotta snort something at least pixie sticks won't get cops sitting outside your house or breaking down your door at 1am. Of course you should have enough sense to be too embarassed to check into the Betty Ford clinic for this kind of thing.
399705
That doesn't pass the smell test. I would go to the police with this and file harassment charges.
895555
Yes.  It depends on the charge and your location.  Go to a search engine and type in the name of your state, then 'state judiciary home page' and hit 'search'.  It should pull up the home page with the laws for your state.  You can look at the laws regarding abuse, sentencing, etc.  If someone is being abused, you need to talk to them and help them find the strength to leave themselves.  Otherwise they'll just go back because that's what they know, that's what's safe.  I've been there.  Be there for them.  Talk to them.  There are also restraining orders, which can be taken out at your local court house.  They're very cheap and affordable.  The police are also more than happy to put a trespassing warrant on your property for you, so if somebody walks onto your lawn, you can simply phone and have them removed without dirtying your hands.  Good luck.
894196
No.  \n\nI am more concerned about the drugged up criminal with a gun that could try to break into my home.
968232
So you want to put a chemical on your skin that is going to burn the top layers of your skin off?\n\nI think not\n\nIf you make a mistake it will scar you for life.
129216
I have clicked on the link and I read about a chemical substance(filter), that is called PBSA and is contained in some sunscreens. \nIt's impressing!\nWe put on our skin a product in order to protect it and we do exactly the opposite! Thanks for the information. I haven't heard about this, but BBC site is a trustworthy site, so this notice must be valid.\nI suppose that this special case is the result of a European Union program about chemicals, their detection and their elimination from our daily life.\n\nKaterina
965340
Yes, just stay where you are.  The police will be there shortly.
957486
yes and not good for your skin\n\n:>peace
369699
Just be careful not to overdo it and to use chemicals only in well ventilated areas. Unless there are extenuating circumstances (prior difficulties in the pregnancy, for example) you should be fine. If you're not sure, ask your doctor.
636952
go to a police station they would know
138005
The answer is yes. They do it all the time in hawaii and other places. look it up on the internet. The thing is that the marijuana plant puts out a heat signature, so one marijuana plant in a field of other green things the police helicopter that was equpied with infrared could spot it. Its not very likely they will find it unless you live somewhere where the police do flybys alot. As for in your house, yeah your grow light will put off a heat signature also but the police arent gonna fly over and automatically come bustin down the door untill they know for sure, because anything puts out heat in your house. The washer, dryer, stove, your shower, and just lights. So they cant really tell anything in your house. Hope this helps
950057
I dunno. Why don't you call the local police and find out. Dumb questions deserve dumb answers! GOOD LUCK!!