kiddi
2009-09-09 15:39:03 UTC
I am 17, I recently moved back to the united states after living overseas for several years. My parent works for a company in which we are stationed at different locations around the globe. While living there i had to undergo thorough physical tests including blood tests for drugs. And if I were to be caught, or anyone in my family, this would jeopardize my parents work and my parent would be fired from their job. So to put it nicely, I am drug free of narcotics etc.
Before I had moved out of the united states i had made whom i thought was a friend, we were friends for almost 10 years. We maintained our friendship over the several of years i had lived overseas and every two years I'd come back to visit her. Now after moving back only after one month of living here; She had used me as a scapegoat. One night she had told her father that she was with me and my mother (without telling me, and without my permission) and she went out to go get high etc. She came home late and her sister had caught her. Her sister told her father and her father asked her about her activities and this girl denied them completely. Her father knew she was lying but assumed that I had given her the drugs because she had told him earlier that she was with me. She didn't deny this and I had become the blame of her actions.
Now, my school often has many police there and there is an awful lot of drug dealing etc at my school (And kids get caught) should i have the right to report this to the police to clear my name to prevent her father; family pointing fingers at me in case there is a drug raid at school. I feel very uncomfortable being labeled as a druggy or drug pusher and I do not want this to jeopardize my future. I want to go in the military and a good college and i know there is a zero tolerance for drug users.
Is it right to go to the authorities and explain my situation. I also have MSN conversations to prove these happenings.