While they cannot go after you solely based upon your admission, the police will likely want to come and inspect the premises. This might result in them finding evidence of your illegal activity.
Then, if they catch the burglar (probably someone that you already know) he may be willing to cop a plea deal for lesser charges if he testifies against you regarding your sales and what he found when he went inside.
Do you see how this can come out bad for you?
Consider this a cost of engaging in a criminal enterprise.
well, I guess I didn't make this part clear, the "have" part. forget the selling part. the cops liked the idea that i was selling it, whether i was or not, i don't think it would be relevant as much as the fact that i had it but I was burglarized twice by the same group of people, and whenever I had spoken with the cops they seemed more interested in my involvement with marijuana than the burglars, so before i go to them with information i have i'm feeling like i'll need to satisfy their urge to know about my involvement with the marijuana, which is presently a thing of the past hence my question about "have"ing had it.
so cdwjava, are telling me that they cannot go after me for a crime i'd be committing today based on my admission? if so, then wouldn't i have less to worry about about them going after me today for a crime i committed in the past?
large amounts of marijuana was only part of what they took. they took anything and everything they could get their hands on on two occasions, the second occasion placing me in jail after the cops founds some samples out in the open after my roommate called the cops after the burglars robbed us when i wasn't home(roommate was). now i have some information about who they were and after all i've suffered from this i'm seeking some justice.