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I received this email to my Wilkes university email address, sent from the sender [email protected] : Busy small business owner is seeking an office admin/personal assistant to help with general tasks. Work time is up to 8 hours a week, at $500 (USD) weekly, hours can be split throughout the week. You'd have to choose what hours work best for you. This position will be home-based or Campus/ any location and it's a flexible part time job, you can be working from home, School, or any location send a short note of interest with your Personal email address (e.g., yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail etc.) and not your EDU email, including your phone number to ( [email protected] ) job Placement & Student Services Copyright _ 2026 @media (min-width:768px){.css-1w [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Unknown] [Location: PA, USA- 19465]

Received email in my school inbox regarding “part time work from home”. [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Job Placement Student Services Date] [Location: MI, USA- 48316]

Charged with Two Felonies and a Misdemeanor, All Over Two Grams of Marijuana. I Really Need Help. What Should I Do? So here's the gist: I'm a 19 year old sophomore in college. I was smoking in my room with two friends, like we'd been doing and not getting caught at for two years. Today the Police came. I locked the marijuana and pipe in my safe and then didn't answer the door (this ended up being a mistake). One of the two officers walked around and peered into my window, verified that we were there. At this point we began co-operating. Opened the door. Sat down and were questioned. The police were looking for large quantities, ounces, pounds, etc. The officer said to me "You have two options. The first is you can let us in and search the room." I asked him "What's the other option" since I wanted to make the most informed decision. I had an idea that it would be a search warrant obviously but I wanted to verify. This was also a mistake. Apparently once the word "warrant" is uttered any consent to search no longer qualifies since it's considered coercion. The officer decided to get a warrant, despite me saying he could search the room. We waited in police custody for 6 hours before they returned with the warrant. They searched the room. They didn't find anything. The reason they didn't find anything was this. Friend A had his phone with him and he passed it to me with the message "What's the combo to your safe so we can get the weed out" "There is no combo, it's a key lock. You can't do it." I replied. After not finding anything in the room the officers began questioning us again one by one. Friend A was questioned first. For a long time. Here's what happened: He had texted two other mutual friends of ours and they decided to break into my room and steal the safe, without my knowledge. Eventually the officer laid it out that we could all be taken down to the station, processed and questioned, charged, etc. or Friend A could tell him where the trees are. They w