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relating to the gun, probably your wisest choice.
Finding roommates your age in austin that don't smoke, that may be a challenge.

MAGAManofATX wrote:I already said that leaving my apartment is not an option at this time. What is everyone's thoughts on locking my gun in my car when I am not carrying?

I am not an instructor, lawyer, and don't play one on TV. I did used to manage apartments. I see the issue as separate. If the gun is not in the apartment with the drugs, then it is not with the drugs. If the gun is on you or in your bedroom, it is with the drugs.

As was stated above, on the small chance something hits the fan, at a minimum you are looking at legal cost to prove you were not involved, and worst case is you lose your right to own a fire arm, vote, get a job, etc. I am pretty sure it would go something like this: You knew drugs were here? You stayed here anyway? you have the right to remain silent.

Sounds like you have to roll the dice and hope nothings comes of it. Or buck up and tell them that there is to be no drugs in the house at all. While socially accepted in many places, the fact is it is still against the law (federal for sure), even if 'just' a misdemeanor.

Good luck.