Definition: Given a real-life anecdote of a complex ethical situation, generate a suitable title that describes the main event/root cause of the situation. Imagine that the given text is a social media post, and you have to write the title of the post, so the users can decide to read the main text or not.
Input: I've had this friend since I was in second grade. We always had things in common and played with Transformers and Legos together, etc. I'm in my early 20s now and so is he and we managed to stay in contact and hang out occasionally in these recent years. He has a wife and a young daughter that I'm sure he loves dearly. 

A little background on myself, I'm currently on probation since last year for selling drugs. I know, not the best decision in the world but I'm trying to stick to the terms and make the best of it. My bail amount was high but my parents bailed me out the next day (I was lucky). Some people around me were supportive even though I put myself in that situation. However when I told him, he gave me a super sarcastic "way to go" along with a "you're #1" Bitmoji (this was Snapchat obviously). We didn't talk much after that but I still kept up with him on Facebook.

Fast forward March 27th, 2019. I work for a local news station and it was a total shock to me when his mugshot made it on the news. The worst part? He was charged with distribution of child p**n and s*****l abuse of a child under 14. I have no idea where this came from and want to tell myself it's some sort of mistake (I know it’s not his daughter because it would be a different charge). I don't know full details so maybe it isn't as bad as it seems. But deep down I know I'm lying to myself and that he was probably into some messed up stuff. I consulted with another friend that knew him and he already deleted/blocked him on everything and expressed he has no respect for him anymore. I can't say I feel the same way and I honestly feel a little guilty that I'm not pulling all my resources together to bail him out. I guess I feel conflicted because I was in jail for one night but wouldn't want to stay there any longer than I had to. But if he truly did these things then I do believe that messing with children is a line you never cross and there should be some sort of punishment. 

So AITA for not bailing my friend out of jail? Because I’m kinda feeling like one.

TL;DR My friend got charged with child s** crimes and I know it's wrong but feel guilty for not bailing him out.

not bailing my friend out of jail