I'm assuming the charge against you has to do with the cocaine, and the simple language translation of the charge is that you were dealing.  You are being charged with this because you were with someone who had enough drugs for the charge, especially because he lived in your house.As an accused drug dealer, the police are saying that the guns and computers were being used in your criminal business as a drug dealer.  Under the law, property that is used in a criminal business can be taken by the police, and a lawsuit filed for what is called forfeiture -- to take it from you permanently.  You will almost certainly not be able to get any of the property back at least until the drug charges have been dealt with.You need to defend the drug charges first.  You absolutely should have an attorney for this, and you cannot have the same attorney as your roommate or any of the other people with you in the parking lot.  If you need to find a lawyer, you can do that at http://attorneypages.com