So, will the cops come & ask me questions? I really hope not. If that's the case, I can't risk it as I want a job after university. I'm so scared, help!
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Warlock
- May 20, 2021
- 704
If you have such plans for your future - which is very good - then you do not need to expose yourself to this danger.If you want a job, you probably don't want to CTB. Speak to a doctor and get help.
i live with my mum right now in the UK. So she will likely intercept the SN. But, I know the cops in the UK are keeping an eye on SN.I can guarantee you if its intercepted the police will a wellness check on you.
It likely will, even though i'm ordering it from a US seller.
I'm better off just carrying on despite the uncertainty as my family have enough money to provide for me.After the police visit, you will be referred to the mental health crisis team, everything you say will go on your permanent medical history.
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Warlock
- May 20, 2021
- 704
If you are still so young and plan to lead a normal life and take a job - why do you expose yourself to this danger? It doesn't make any sense.
If later you really think you need the SN then you can still take this risk.
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- Jul 22, 2019
- 367
Having first hand experience of this I can say its not actually as big a deal as you may think. They investigated two sources last year which resulted in mental health police interviewing people.
However there is no legal reason for them to enter your house and they have no warrant. You're also not required to answer any questions and you can say you have got rid of it too. They even investigated people who bought it for legitimate reasons so even if you or your parents let them in to speak with you, you can state a legitimate reason for having it instead.
I feel like this is much less likely to happen with a USA vendor
I'm too scared of the police finding out and making my life hell. My parents will get mad if that happens.Similar threads
