Just hypothetically, let's say...
Grandmother's house, one room had a married couple living in it, with a baby, one room had the husband's older brother (over 21) living in a room, which he paid rent to his grandmother (house owner) and it was a separate part of the house. The mother of the wife, after a marital dispute told the police and child services/HRS that the house has more than the state legal limit of cats living in it (over 7) and that the house was filthy, had stench of cat urine/feces, and was unsuitable for a baby to live in. Even though the cats do not go in the baby's room.
And she also told them that the older brother "deals drugs" out of his room (the separate rented part of the house), which is untrue. They ask him if his brother and her wife fight a lot, asked if there's drugs, said no, asked for a pee test, refused.
Not on probation, no drug or arrest history, one piece, used, and possibly 3 grams of ... well hidden in something in something else underneath a huge heavy structure out of plainview.
What are the odds and circumstances involved for getting a warrant, or a court order, is there a difference, what can and might happen, what the pee test refusal might mean, what the older brother should do, etc. etc.
What risks are involved, what should be done, how long before this blows over, etc.
I was told that it would be safe because of the separate rented portion part, warrant and court order are difficult, lengthy, and no ripping apart or deep searching is ever done, just a quick eyeball of the place, that I can refuse and there's no risk of me being forced into a pee test or search, what kind of basis there is to go off of. The wife says that her mother is crazy and lies and that she doesn't even live here and it's a safe baby environment, etc.
Husband failed piss test, they said they can't do anything, said he might need to go to parenting classes or something, not sure.
Please, pour your knowledge down upon me.
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You need to clean that up. It is incoherent. Give the players fake names, something, anything. For instance, you said grandmother's house. Whose grandmother?, Whose mother? Who called? "Something in something"?
Get out, get rid of the fucking cats, just leave. What is this, a North Carolina trailer?
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You must not know much about trailers in North Carolina. I remember the few million-dollar mansions around the Charlotte and Triangle area where dead women were found with over fifty cats, but nothing about trailers.
You must have some enlightened and impeccable news service that is not commonly available. I hear of the meth-heads in trailers in the Carolina states apparently keep clean homes, from personal testimonies. It seems that in most cases their trailers went to shit, before they cleaned up the amphetamines and subsequently bought and lost houses.
Mr. God is right about the post, it makes little sense. There is no location for reference to jurisdiction. In the USA, it's probably not worth worrying over cat piss. Depending on who you are, keep your fucking door locked, make sure no one else has the ability to unlock the door.
Or just bounce, unless you happen to live in one of those untidy trailers that the hicks relocated from the north have, (as opposed to subsidized housing in the North; dirt in the Mid-West; George Clooney's asshole in the far-West; and the asshole that harbors all others, including George Clooney's, in Texas).

~Monk
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If I lived somewhere and was doing something illegal and someone, for any reason, notified the police about illegal activity going on at my house, or for some other reason brought the police to my house I would stop doing everything illegal, "clean" my house, and before doing anything illegal again I would find a new house that that original person did not know about.
Unless I was pretty much okay with going to jail, which I'm not.
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