Busted with Class A

[Plug Life]

I like these Busted with... threads.

[g3org3y]

What happened for you to get caught OP? Often clubs turn blind eyes to this kind of thing.

[simonrockman]

I don't have a scooby what you should do. But I know what you should not have done: posted anything about it on an internet forum.

[popeyewhite]

simonrockman said:

I don't have a scooby what you should do. But I know what you should not have done: posted anything about it on an internet forum.

And why not exactly?

[Dave.]

Plug Life said:

I like these Busted with... threads.

Busted with McFly was ste....

[BertBert]

I think we should adopt the PH 'punishment should fit the crime' opinion...

Clearly an illegal number plate is a far worse crime than being caught with some coke!

I think I'll start a "Busted by my teacher for mis-using an apostrophe" thread and see where that ranks!

Bert

[fatboy b]

Dave. said:

Plug Life said:

I like these Busted with... threads.

Busted with McFly was ste....

I quite liked Back to the Future though.

[Chris AR]

Update:

So I had a voluntary interview today and I have managed to avoid being cautioned. It was decided this would be dealt with by 'conditional community resolution'. The condition being I attend an interview with a drug awareness professional.

Lucky boy.

Thankyou to all who replied.

[Ructions]

Netflix may also want to interview you regarding a new series of Narcos, anyone who can move that amount of weight and get away with it must have connections in all the right places.

[anonymous-user]

Chris AR said:

Update:

So I had a voluntary interview today and I have managed to avoid being cautioned. It was decided this would be dealt with by 'conditional community resolution'. The condition being I attend an interview with a drug awareness professional.

Lucky boy.

Thankyou to all who replied.

A restorative justice disposal. That seems a proportionate outcome.

[andymc]

Some Guy said:

ClaphamGT3 said:

If you accept the caution, you'll struggle with CTC level and above security clearance in future

Thats bks.
I have an impressive "CV" and still got SC clearance.
You do have to fess up your sins though.

You can pretty much forget about getting a USA visa though.

to work or holiday?

[V8LM]

andymc said:

to work or holiday?

Part of the declaration for an ESTA is "Have you ever violated any law related to possessing, using, or distributing illegal drugs?". Doesn't ask if 'convicted', only violated. If you tick yes to this then you need a visa. Whether one would get a visa is questionable, and if one did whether one would be let in at the immigration desk is also questionable.

[Alucidnation]

Chris AR said:

Update:

So I had a voluntary interview today and I have managed to avoid being cautioned. It was decided this would be dealt with by 'conditional community resolution'. The condition being I attend an interview with a drug awareness professional.

Lucky boy.

Thankyou to all who replied.

Oh well, maybe you won't be so lucky next time.

Hopefully.

[Rewe]

Chris AR said:

Update:

So I had a voluntary interview today and I have managed to avoid being cautioned. It was decided this would be dealt with by 'conditional community resolution'. The condition being I attend an interview with a drug awareness professional.

Lucky boy.

Thankyou to all who replied.

Sounds like a fair and sensible outcome to me.

[rallycross]

Chris AR said:

Update:

So I had a voluntary interview today and I have managed to avoid being cautioned. It was decided this would be dealt with by 'conditional community resolution'. The condition being I attend an interview with a drug awareness professional.

Lucky boy.

Thankyou to all who replied.

Thanks for updating the thread.
For such a small amount seems like a big waste of everyone's time.
Can you tell us how/why they took you to the disabled loo, did the club security report you?

[mouseymousey]

Alucidnation said:

Oh well, maybe you won't be so lucky next time.

Hopefully.

Why hopefully? What would you like to have seen happen in this situation?

[Berkshire bred]

mouseymousey said:

Alucidnation said:

Oh well, maybe you won't be so lucky next time.

Hopefully.

Why hopefully? What would you like to have seen happen in this situation?

Wouldn't bother interacting with him, every post he makes is sour, bitter or negative. Some times just simply insulting. Better off pretending he doesn't exist.

[Osinjak]

Berkshire bred said:

mouseymousey said:

Alucidnation said:

Oh well, maybe you won't be so lucky next time.

Hopefully.

Why hopefully? What would you like to have seen happen in this situation?

Wouldn't bother interacting with him, every post he makes is sour, bitter or negative. Some times just simply insulting. Better off pretending he doesn't exist.

+1

[creampuff]

The Selfish Gene said:

on the caution thing - not sure if all cautions are considered equal?

I passed a Investment bank security testing for a decent level job in the same year I had a caution.

didn't make any difference to my life whatsoever

I mean it came up in the interview, I was honest and declared it and explained it and they hired me.

That’s the bank looking at the caution and coming to the conclusion that they will hire you anyway. If it had been a funding of guilt in court, would the bank have made the same decision? Who knows.

IMHO a lot of cautions are given where the police don’t have the evidence or resources to send it to court. So if offered a caution - which appears on your criminal record - it would often be in your interests to refuse the caution and invite them to prosecute.

[Mojooo]

I believe there was a thing also where a caution is not a conviction its not subject to the same rules of rehabilitation (i.e it can stay on the system longer and be disclosed for a longer period of time for CRB/DBS checks). which for some peopel can be worse than a conviction in the long term.