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aw you gotta hate karma
This reminds me of a book I read where something like this happens, except when the person called the police, the people cleared out and everyone complemented the girl on doing the right thing. Not as cheesily as I make it sound, but you know. The police do what they can so civilians hold them in higher regard. . .
Congrats for calling the cops on yourself which is basically what you did.. It's your house thus you are responsible for what's going on there so if it was completely out of control of course you got arrested.
Not really. If someone is in your house and refuses to leave, you can call the cops for unlawful entry, which is basically what happens here. Why would you be the one who gets arrested?
Those aren't real friends.
Or they just don't understand the concept of swag
Am I hearing this right? It's his fault because it's his house? I think that's why he called the cops because the other people were trespassing ~_~ common sense people
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Don't bother with those people any longer, OP. They don't respect your property or your opinions and they will just end up using you for as long as they can get away with it.
If my "friends" disrespected my protests and threw a party in my home without my permission, I would no longer consider them friends.