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Originally Posted by redchamp
I can't go to the police. I am currently on probation...
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Aaah... the plot thickens.
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That is also the issue with fleeing - if I do that, I violate my parole and will not only be on the run from the dealer, but then also the law.
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Oh, please. You've ALREADY violated your parole by selling drugs! So don't try to make it sound like you're staying put in order to do the right thing. You just don't want to get caught: Big difference.
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I have 2 more days to come up with that money. I've hit up all my friends, but nobody seems to have money these days.
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The economy's in the toilet and money's tight all around these days. Are you really surprised that your friends don't want to fork over what little money they probably have in order to help you in your criminal endeavors?
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I understand that some of you don't approve of what I did. I know that it was wrong and stupid, but it's already been done and I need to find a solution out of this.
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It's not a matter of approval or disapproval. The only suggestions that people are going to give you have already been provided. One legal option -- selling your stuff to pay him back -- apparently isn't going to work. You could try getting a pay-day loan, but you're already stuck financially as it is and that would just deepen the hole you're in (even if it's legal).
You can't steal stuff to sell; that's illegal. You can't leave town; that furthers your parole violation. That leaves you with 1) turning yourself in and going to jail (for the drug dealing and parole violation); or 2) getting your face smashed in. Only you can decide which is the lesser of two evils.