Thank you : )

Hmmmm, maybe they want to put you back to do more crime so they can watch you and let you lead them to bigger fish. lol somtimes that happens, my friend got busted with 30 grams of meth, with over a few grams of that crap they bust you with manufacturing and intent to distribute, and that carries a life sentence here in the US, so when my friend gets busted and he's right back on the street 5 years probation I have to wonder......then I notice people around me falling like flys, and rumor starts going around that my friends been rolling over on people narcing them out and geting them popped by the law. hehe just a theory.

Interesting theory! If true, they've somewhat shot themselves in the foot by letting me free, cos' I'm just a little fish in a little pond who only makes friends with the birds. Or something. No idea what that analogy means.

I hope your friend doesn't get stuck up for snitching!

Well, it is still fortunate that you are in your cozy home and not in a cold, dark, prison cell.

I've almost been arrested twice; once for busting out a window, another for 'attempting to avoid a drunk driving checkpoint'. Obviously I got out of trouble, but the process still isn't fun. Any rate, glad you're alright mate.

'Attempting to avoid a drunk driving checkpoint' - was that because you were drunk? xD

To be honest prison cells in the UK are anything but cold and dark. Prison here is a walk in park as long as you keep your head down and don't try and act hard. I wasn't really worried about going inside per se, but the affect it may have on my university studies.

Thankfully I can now tell Warwick to enroll me for my 3rd year : )

No no! I wasn't drunk. They had set the checkpoint up RIGHT in front of my driveway! I went to pull into my driveway and sirens went off.

I might have been stereotyping jail a bit... but I'm sure it isn't pleasant, or else that would rather defeat the purpose of jail. Any rate, it's good that it won't be damaging your records.

Hey, really glad to hear that...Even if it was a bitch to go through it, least that's where it ended, and no prison time.

*Hugs*

Talk to ya later Foxy.

Kar

Thanks matey.

No it wasn't a pleasant experience.

Yay! You're still around. This is good news indeed.

*nuzzles you some speshul quizz treets, stold' from evvidence room, as was deemed 'too nomful' to be allow'd make noms ofs*

Hehe, I won't tell them ^_^

Congratulations; very glad things turned out okay for you. Please be careful.

Thank you : )

And I will try my best xD

Uh, whatever it is you were caught with... Might be a good idea to not have it again.

It was bloody horrible anyway, never want to touch it again.

I obviously didn't question their decision to set me free but...if you're caught red-handed with a controlled substance what more evidence could there possibly be???

Sometimes I guess it's a good thing that we have a crapass law enforcement system.

Not like I'm saying you deserved to go to jail or anything, considering I have no idea what happened, but you know something is wrong when you can sue companies for millions and millions of dollars because they didn't warn you that the the hot cup of coffee was hot.

Or that Microwaves are no intended to dry off pets or children. The list of retarded millionaires can go on.

It also took some stupid cops 3 days to come and investigate a domestic violence case where my neighbor almost stabbed her dad with a broken chair leg. I guess a lot of people were speeding on the way there or something, they definitely have their priorities straight.

I get you.

UK can be pretty stupid. I think it's biggest problem is inconsistency in sentences. Someone 'threatens' to kill someone else, they might land 2 years in prison, whereas a rapist, convicted and guilty, may very well escape with a community order or a significantly lesser sentence in comparison.

Doesn't make much sense to me.

Perfect example of how crap ass law enforcement is. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art.....pen-again.html

A dire failure. I think I've read about Haut de la Garenne before and that was not a pleasant article to read.

To expect perfection is folly; there will always be things that slip through the net regardless of how dedicated a police force you have, but failing to notice incidents as big as this are relatively unforgivable

Not to mention it went on for 40 years, and all complaints from the victims themselves were trashed. I think in a case like this, and multiple others, they're just to cowardly (or genuinely lazy) to want to look into it.

"Let's just give a high sentence to petty crime, and let the bigger stuff slide, as long as the public doesn't notice." That's exactly what happens. You know something is wrong if even they're giving in to "What they don't know won't hurt them."

*Hugs tightly* OMG you scared me Prippit...I didn't think I was going to hear from you ever again :( WHY WERE YOU MAD YOU DIDN'T GO TO JAIL????? *Hugs tightly again*

m..meep! *is hugged* ^.<

I wasn't mad that I wasn't going to jail! I was just pissed off that I'd been messed about by the police, being told this and that, about how I'm going into remand etc...

Was it just some sort of scare tactic? If it was it was pathetically low and didn't really work.

*Hugs tightly again* I don't know hon but I'm so glad you aren't...*Licks your face over and over* Don't scare us like that!

If you don't mind me asking... What was it they were going to send you in for?

Not at all.

Possession of a controlled substance, the substance being Mephedrone.

glad you're not going jail hun :3

Fankoo :3

*nibbles your feets*