So we all know that college brings new experiences and such. I just didn't think that having to deal with a roommate who uses drugs and having the police search my on campus apartment would be one of them.
I have a certain roommate(D) who likes to smoke weed out on the breezeway of our on campus apartment complex. She's done so multiple times everyday since we came back to campus last weekend. One of my other roommates (B) filed an anonymous police report early in the week about it. By yesterday I had enough of it and I called the non-emergency police line to see what I should do. They asked a ton of questions and told me they would get back in touch. Before I went to work last night they called me back and said that they had pulled her class schedule and she didn't have class at the moment, but they were having trouble finding her car. They asked me to call them when she was in the dorm so they could come over and search. I told them that I had to work and it would probably be after 9:30.
Fast forward to 9:30. I get back from work and I see she's here. So I call them and they send officers over. B knew what was going on but D and the other girl (C) did not. They pulled all of us out to the living room and asked us if any of us were using illegal drugs or had any with us, then proceeded to search the entire apartment. No drug dog though. They didn't find anything in the apartment, but they did a wonderful job of not letting us know who called it in.
I later found out that they had the dogs at her car while the officers were in the apartment. They found seeds and stems in her car as well as a "blunt" package (some kind of cigar). They got her for drug possession and paraphernalia. Apparently its her second strike and its looking like they'll kick her out. Both C and B know it was me that turned her in and they both agree that it was the right thing to do. D was in her room last night bawling to someone on the phone about it. I actually almost felt bad for her.... up until she told the person on the phone that all she needed was to smoke something so she could deal with it. The thing is that she still doesn't seem to understand why stems and seeds would bust her for possession.
She's going to classes today and is planning on begging the dean of students to let her stay but she seems convinced that it won't do any good and that she's going to get kicked out. She also doesn't think that her parents will take her back in. She thinks that because the officers had to dig for the evidence and that the seeds were buried between her seats and covered with fuzz that it shouldn't count because obviously that means it wasn't recent. And because the dog signaled on the passenger side of her car and not the driver then that means it was the people who rode with her and not her so that's not all her fault either. She keeps going on about how she's not a bad person and how she doesn't do things out of spite and how could someone do this to her.
*sigh* And this is why I am not allowing the university to pick my roommates for next year. I am carefully screening for non-partying, quiet, and studious girls.
Sorry its so long, but I just needed to vent somewhere about it.
I have a certain roommate(D) who likes to smoke weed out on the breezeway of our on campus apartment complex. She's done so multiple times everyday since we came back to campus last weekend. One of my other roommates (B) filed an anonymous police report early in the week about it. By yesterday I had enough of it and I called the non-emergency police line to see what I should do. They asked a ton of questions and told me they would get back in touch. Before I went to work last night they called me back and said that they had pulled her class schedule and she didn't have class at the moment, but they were having trouble finding her car. They asked me to call them when she was in the dorm so they could come over and search. I told them that I had to work and it would probably be after 9:30.
Fast forward to 9:30. I get back from work and I see she's here. So I call them and they send officers over. B knew what was going on but D and the other girl (C) did not. They pulled all of us out to the living room and asked us if any of us were using illegal drugs or had any with us, then proceeded to search the entire apartment. No drug dog though. They didn't find anything in the apartment, but they did a wonderful job of not letting us know who called it in.
I later found out that they had the dogs at her car while the officers were in the apartment. They found seeds and stems in her car as well as a "blunt" package (some kind of cigar). They got her for drug possession and paraphernalia. Apparently its her second strike and its looking like they'll kick her out. Both C and B know it was me that turned her in and they both agree that it was the right thing to do. D was in her room last night bawling to someone on the phone about it. I actually almost felt bad for her.... up until she told the person on the phone that all she needed was to smoke something so she could deal with it. The thing is that she still doesn't seem to understand why stems and seeds would bust her for possession.
She's going to classes today and is planning on begging the dean of students to let her stay but she seems convinced that it won't do any good and that she's going to get kicked out. She also doesn't think that her parents will take her back in. She thinks that because the officers had to dig for the evidence and that the seeds were buried between her seats and covered with fuzz that it shouldn't count because obviously that means it wasn't recent. And because the dog signaled on the passenger side of her car and not the driver then that means it was the people who rode with her and not her so that's not all her fault either. She keeps going on about how she's not a bad person and how she doesn't do things out of spite and how could someone do this to her.
*sigh* And this is why I am not allowing the university to pick my roommates for next year. I am carefully screening for non-partying, quiet, and studious girls.
Sorry its so long, but I just needed to vent somewhere about it.
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