Issue involving people at school and a question on the law.

[Darth Cheezinator]

Hey dudes.... quick Q involving the law.... This group of guys at my school keep slipping notes in my locker saying they are from a different person who is one of my friends (and a dude, which is creepy), when one of my friends was in their class listening to them discuss what to write on it. They have been keeping this up for months, as well as forging signatures and smoking weed (I actually have proof of this as well). If I were to take those notes to the police at our school (there are a lot of police, our school is effed up) and show the notes to them, as well as provide the person who overheard them and the person who the guys say the note is from, would that be considered sexual harassment and forgery of a different person's signature?

PS: I am a male, which is really quite weird that they are doing this since I've had several girlfriends in the past, and 3 of them know that fact.

PPS: I do realize that it is kind of lame asking about this on a NERF forum.

[Ubermensch]

I wouldn't go to the police... if they are being assholes tell them to their face, and get some buddies to back you up.

[djfoam]

^BAD IDEA^ 

Go to the school officer.  Not police.  Or a conselor works wonders.  Do it. 

[Darth Cheezinator]

@Uber: In my school if you are reported even looking like you are about to get in a fight, or if a teacher sees it you spend every day until your court date in Juvy, and the court dates are always the following Tuesdays. I would really enjoy doing that, but still.

@dj: I need to see my counselor anyways, she was an idiot with my scheduling, she put me in chorale choir, which is the girls one. Thanks for the idea, I hadn't thought of that.

[homasimpson]

Two options, bro.

1) Do nothing. Risk nothing. Mention it never.

2) Tell the authorities under an agreement that will keep your identity hidden. We had a kid rat out a head honcho on drugs and he disappeared within the week from a gang-related "incident", even after they switched his schools. This is risky, but you do your part as a member of society.

Pick what you think is right.

[djfoam]

So, what happened?  You saw your counselor, and....

I don't mean to be prying, but I'm just curious.

[Darth Cheezinator]

Still haven't seen the counselor, she's absolutely booked because she messed up approximately 50 other schedules. However, they have stopped after I told them my mom's cousin is a police officer, and if they didn't stop I would give him a call regardless of if it was in class or not, and they'd have their hineys thrown in the local juvenile detention center for a good 2 weeks minimum. Thank you connections! I do still plan to see the counselor though, because they won't be silent for long if past experiences say much.

[knex_lover]

Isn't there some sort of way to inform her if it's urgent enough?