Co-Workers and Reporting Them?

[Mr.Blank1.5]

Hi
This post involves two separate incidents that happened during the part time job I have. I work as a counselor at a summer camp that is run by the township.

The first incident: When were having a water balloon day, the director was out for the rest of the day. During that time, a few counselors went on the roof of the elementary school the camp is held at to hide and pelt the campers with balloons (I served as a lookout to spot any janitors coming our way (dumb idea I know). The custodians would not have allowed any of us to get on the roof. No one was caught and the kids did not complain at all. After bringing this up in confession, I wondered if I should tell the boss of this incident. Unfortunately, I cannot fully remember the priest’s advice on wether or not I should bring it up with the boss.

The second incident: A co-worker of mine told me and a few other counselors that he was charged with possession of marijuana. Although he said he learned his lesson from that incident, he did not want any of us to tell the boss or campers of what had happened.

Any thoughts or suggestions would be very welcome.

 

[Jack17]

1st; no all the way, no one was hurt, no one now really going to care. It was out of fun and the kids, I would imagine, just took it as a fun thing unless you were targeting “certain kids”. Still it’s too late now and who cares?

2nd; nope either, he trusted you (dumb move can’t trust anyone in life) but he says he learned his lesson. This will come across more mean and like you can’t keep your mouth shut. Unless the kids are in danger for some reason or another just no.