Help or advice please!!!!

[dirtyzimbo]

Hi i really need legal help or advice!

alright last week i sold some 25inbome to some kid (just said do you want some tabs didnt specifie) any way this kid took it and lost his shit and trashed his mates house and cars on the street and stuff, and eventually got arrested and snitched me out straight away! for some fucked up reason he put the tabs back in the bag after sitting them in his mouth. the police raided my house but didnt find any thing.

just wondering if i am fucked all not? they want me to come down to the station for questioning, and i have no idea weather i should just denie it or not? (also on the search warrent it had LSD not 25i nbome)

any help would be great thanks!!!

oh im fairly sure 25i nbome is ilegal in Australia to

IM NOT A DRUG DEALER JUST HAD A FEW EXTRA TABS AND SOLD THEM TO THE GUY BECAUSE HE ASKED ME WHILE I WAS TRIPPING

 

[rickolasnice]

First bit of advice.. Don't sell to kids.

Second bit of advice.. Be specific as to what you are selling (you know damn well he would have assumed they were LSD)

And I don't think bluelight allows legal advice threads anymore.

 

[abrad84]

You deserve everything that comes to you. People like you are a big part of the problem with NBOMe's.

 

[Solipsis]

And I don't think bluelight allows legal advice threads anymore.

Bingo. Sorry, but make up your own mind.

Closed until further notice (though I will submit this thread for review).

 

[Transform]

Hello,

We don't offer legal advice on bluelight because the implications of untrained people giving poor advice can be quite severe so I've closed this thread.
In the future I suggest never selling to "some kid", and always being clear about what you are selling and how the customer should use it. You need to use your judgement to assess whether that person can handle it, rather than thinking with your wallet.

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[Solipsis]

Lol, actually that was the reopen button you must have used. ;p

edit:
it happened again!