So what happens if I turn my brother in for dealing coke to people?
7 Answers to "So what happens if I turn my brother in for dealing coke to people?"
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If you are being stolen from, hurt or abused for the coke, can prove he's done or is doing it then you're doing your community a favor. Now the warning to this is that he may hate you, you may end up being a "target" for others that are his friends. But ba
sed on my past experiences it is worth it. Who's to say he's not selling to some child or whatever. I would turn him in and have turned a family member in. I would do it all over again in a heartbeat because I know in my mind I did the right thing. Good luck with your decision. Like (1)
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He goes to jail if you can prove it. Why not try to get him into rehab if he's using?
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Hes not using, just selling.Like (1)
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They're going to KILL HIM
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dont do it...let someone else do it instead. the **** that gets stirred up could last a lifetime
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And? what exactly is there to lose?
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I dont know. it all depends on how much quanity he sells. all i do know is that sometimes snitches get dead. just something to think about.
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Thats more incentive to do so
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SNITCH on BLOOD F**KING KIDDING-you belong beaten nearly to death and suffocate by swallowing gasoline
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Blood is nothing when all those connected to me by blood made my life hell, family is nothing when you are treated as a mistake, now go away judgetroll
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dont ask a question if you dont want a deamn real answer rat on your bro? "boo hoo hoo he treated me mean so ill send him to prison, and RAT" U A PUSS+Y
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Posted by LZPsychoJoZ Feb 19th, 2013 at 9:35PM
In Britain we have a name for someone that would do that.It's "grass".You can be A grass and you can grass someone up.It's also known as being a snitch and you don't tell on someone unless you or other people are getting hurt.It's distasteful.No-one is forcing junkies to go out and score,so this doesn't count.Besides,dealers never escape consequences forever.It's a dangerous business and I bet you any money the filth will catch right up to him soon enough.Better he drops himself in it than getting sent down because his own brother grassed him up.
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Reply by ianlarc Feb 19th, 2013 at 9:36PM
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