Question

When he was 18, Tony was arrested for possessing a small amount of cocaine. Instead of panicking, he was nonchalant. He didn’t think of himself as having (1) ; the cocaine was just for fun, not some heinous offense. On the way to the police station, he wasn’t worried about being interrogated. He figured he could claim that there were (2) circumstances. He’d say he was just holding the stuff for a friend—maybe he’d even insinuate that the “friend” was making him the victim of some (3) scheme—and then he’d be released right away

Answer 1

He could be charged with intent to distribute.

Step-by-step explanation:

as he said, he was holding the drugs for a friend and depending on the amount of drugs, he could be charged as intwant to distribute.