JoeB131
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- Jul 11, 2011
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Of course he wasn't, criminals don't cooperate with authority. Only honest law abiding citizens do. If the jewelry was not stolen, and a friend "gave it to him to hold" for some unexplained reason, who would he be snitching on? That's a question you can't answer in your make believe mind. But as always, you don't think things out very well before you hit the Send button.
Did his make believe friend give him the screwdriver too?
Owning a screwdriver is a crime?
Wait, don't tell these guys.
hey, funny thing. He's under no obligation to tell the authorities who his friend was. There's this little thing called "persumption of innocence".
Now, the school checked with the cops, and found out, um, no, the jewelry didn't match anything reported stolen in a robbery... So why should he make trouble for his friend?