Has this information been given to the police? There are too many variations to answer here. Your friend should speak to the police and/or...

You will need to speak to the victim advocate. If that does not work, then the prosecutor. This is a snowball rolling downhill. You need to...

Your boyfriend should contact his PO. Ignoring a PO is NEVER a good idea. Next retain counsel to assess the situation. Good luck.

It sounds like you already have an attorney, please speak to them, or ask them to refer you to a criminal attorney. Good luck.

You do not control the case. Depending on where the case is in the system, you will need to discuss your decision with either the police officer...

Maybe. It depends. Did you and your attorney discuss this situation with probation? That is the place to start. There is no generic answer. ...

No. The easiest way is to contact the supervising parole agent or probation officer and advise them that you would like the person removed.

You may. There is more to the answer than the information that you have supplied. Please contact counsel to review your options. Good luck.

Will you face time in jail? It is possible. Do not discuss the details on social media. Please contact counsel. Good luck.

Legally, you can leave at 18. Before leaving, stop to decide if this is the best move for you at this time.