What is the name of your state? Ohio
A friend was curious as to what he should do.. Apparently he sold LSD through the mail to someone who was busted, in another state. They told the police that he sent it and gave them an address. My friend isn't sure how much evidence they have, but he noticed two shipments of money took an extra day with express mail, and the next shipment he sent out was intercepted and the guy who was receiving was busted.. He found out from the busted guys warrant that the mail people had watched him put the package in the mail.. It was about 3 sheets of LSD that was intercepted, with about 100 hits/doses (although, many eat much more than one at a time) a piece, which has actually less than 30mgs of actual drug but may have the carrier weight added to the material, which possibly weighed up to 3+ grams..
He waited around town for a week or two, waiting to find out what happened to the receiver, who was released on bail and charged with possession and possibly intent to distribute.. He ended up moving, as he had planned, previous to his mistake.. After a month or so of being moved, the postal inspector and a detective from the county drug task force showed up to one of his last known addresses and warned his family that he was wanted for questioning..
He found out later, through a police friend of the family, that there was a nationwide extraditable warrant issued for him for "trafficking in dangerous drugs".. He has a felony drug charge in his past (5 years ago) in which he did so well he was released from probation 6 months early, but is worried that with federal mandatory minimum sentencing he may be facing at least five years..
He was wondering if there were any statute of limitations that applied to his case, being that he has yet to be arrested? He is also open to any advice, and has a large family that is dependent on him, so facing 5 years in prison right now, is probably the last thing he will do, unless he is caught.. He is hoping for some sound advice before deciding to hire a real attorney and deal with the situation.. He is also curious as to how much he should tell the attorney he hires, as he was told that by admitting any fault in any of it can make the attorney unable to fight his case as effectively and may have to resort to plea bargaining at a disadvantage..
I thank you all for my friend and I, in advance!
A friend was curious as to what he should do.. Apparently he sold LSD through the mail to someone who was busted, in another state. They told the police that he sent it and gave them an address. My friend isn't sure how much evidence they have, but he noticed two shipments of money took an extra day with express mail, and the next shipment he sent out was intercepted and the guy who was receiving was busted.. He found out from the busted guys warrant that the mail people had watched him put the package in the mail.. It was about 3 sheets of LSD that was intercepted, with about 100 hits/doses (although, many eat much more than one at a time) a piece, which has actually less than 30mgs of actual drug but may have the carrier weight added to the material, which possibly weighed up to 3+ grams..
He waited around town for a week or two, waiting to find out what happened to the receiver, who was released on bail and charged with possession and possibly intent to distribute.. He ended up moving, as he had planned, previous to his mistake.. After a month or so of being moved, the postal inspector and a detective from the county drug task force showed up to one of his last known addresses and warned his family that he was wanted for questioning..
He found out later, through a police friend of the family, that there was a nationwide extraditable warrant issued for him for "trafficking in dangerous drugs".. He has a felony drug charge in his past (5 years ago) in which he did so well he was released from probation 6 months early, but is worried that with federal mandatory minimum sentencing he may be facing at least five years..
He was wondering if there were any statute of limitations that applied to his case, being that he has yet to be arrested? He is also open to any advice, and has a large family that is dependent on him, so facing 5 years in prison right now, is probably the last thing he will do, unless he is caught.. He is hoping for some sound advice before deciding to hire a real attorney and deal with the situation.. He is also curious as to how much he should tell the attorney he hires, as he was told that by admitting any fault in any of it can make the attorney unable to fight his case as effectively and may have to resort to plea bargaining at a disadvantage..
I thank you all for my friend and I, in advance!
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