Nickhatesmusic
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Okay so I don't know whether to put this in an employment thread or a drug thread.
Long story short I messed up.
One of my coworkers who has been clean for the past eight months wanted to buy some heroin of me so I gave him a very, very small amount for $15, no if he had had a tolerance this would have been no biggie but I guess it was enough to make him overdose and have the paramedics called on him at work. He was taken to the hospital, and has since made it a full recovery. anywho, my already suspicious of me boss, came under the impression that I solicited the drugs to that coworker, as well as other coworkers. I was fired on the spot, and was told that my final check would be mailed to me. I insisted on just picking it up in person, and I was told to come by before opening next week to come pick it up. Now obviously I Will not be processing any illegal substances when I go to pick up the check but on the off chance that she saw the Hanahan transaction go down between my coworker and I on the restaurants cameras, or maybe even with the other employees that I dealt with, could she call the police to arrest when I go pick up the check? I understand my coworker didn't die because of the drugs I gave him, avoiding a manslaughter charge, but surely there must be some charge, no?
Long story short I messed up.
One of my coworkers who has been clean for the past eight months wanted to buy some heroin of me so I gave him a very, very small amount for $15, no if he had had a tolerance this would have been no biggie but I guess it was enough to make him overdose and have the paramedics called on him at work. He was taken to the hospital, and has since made it a full recovery. anywho, my already suspicious of me boss, came under the impression that I solicited the drugs to that coworker, as well as other coworkers. I was fired on the spot, and was told that my final check would be mailed to me. I insisted on just picking it up in person, and I was told to come by before opening next week to come pick it up. Now obviously I Will not be processing any illegal substances when I go to pick up the check but on the off chance that she saw the Hanahan transaction go down between my coworker and I on the restaurants cameras, or maybe even with the other employees that I dealt with, could she call the police to arrest when I go pick up the check? I understand my coworker didn't die because of the drugs I gave him, avoiding a manslaughter charge, but surely there must be some charge, no?