Worried

[ejdsr44889]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Wv
My house was recently searched with a warrant. Nothing was found in the house, the reason they stated they searched was a friend of mine got a possesion charge less than 15g. He told police he bought from me, Ive never sold anything to anybody. what is the process?
Thanks

 

[Zigner]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Wv
My house was recently searched with a warrant. Nothing was found in the house, the reason they stated they searched was a friend of mine got a possesion charge less than 15g. He told police he bought from me, Ive never sold anything to anybody. what is the process?
Thanks

The process for what?

ETA: I see your word-play. Did they FIND drugs?

 

[ejdsr44889]

NO DRUGS FOUND AT MY HOUSE OR ELSEWHERE
Thanks

 

[41tellthetruth]

Then why are you worried?

 

[ejdsr44889]

Because my so called friend signed a statement saying I sold to him

 

[Zigner]

Because my so called friend signed a statement saying I sold to him

Did you?

(See the circularity of this?)

 

[ejdsr44889]

Absolutely not ever!!!!!

 

[Zigner]

Absolutely not ever!!!!!

Then why are you worried?

 

[lifeandthelaw]

Rather than playing word games, perhaps you should be spending this precious time disassociating yourself from your so-called "friend". I have had many friends over the years, and I can honestly say that while none of them have ever faslely accused me of a crime, I would not call them a friend today if they had.

Only worry if a grand jury is able to form an indictment based on nothing more than the affidavit of an alleged criminal. If the search revealed nothing, and no other witnesses to the alleged transaction appear from the woodwork, you have nothing to worry about.