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[dollar bill]

i live in arizona- in 2002 i was arrested for identity theft in delaware- the charge was reduced to attempted theft- a misdimeaner- i took a plea so i could join the military- iwasnt given any fines nor was i placed on probation- i recently applied to become a police officer- as for my backround an i a convicted felon-

 

[snostar]

i live in arizona- in 2002 i was arrested for identity theft in delaware- the charge was reduced to attempted theft- a misdimeaner- i took a plea so i could join the military- iwasnt given any fines nor was i placed on probation- i recently applied to become a police officer- as for my backround an i a convicted felon-

If you incuded all prior convictions in your post then read it again, the answer is right there staring you in the face.

 

[Neal1421]

i live in arizona- in 2002 i was arrested for identity theft in delaware- the charge was reduced to attempted theft- a misdimeaner- i took a plea so i could join the military- iwasnt given any fines nor was i placed on probation- i recently applied to become a police officer- as for my backround an i a convicted felon-

Do you have a legal question?

 

[CdwJava]

i live in arizona- in 2002 i was arrested for identity theft in delaware- the charge was reduced to attempted theft- a misdimeaner- i took a plea so i could join the military- iwasnt given any fines nor was i placed on probation- i recently applied to become a police officer- as for my backround an i a convicted felon-

If you pled to a misdemeanor, then you are guilty of a misdemeanor.

HOWEVER! The circumstances of your offense is one of moral turpititude and this will exclude you from employment with most law enforcement agencies. Your crime will make it tought to get hired, but not impossible. Expect more than a few rejections in the background process.

- Carl

 

[Earthmother]

You sound like perfect police material to me......

 

[CdwJava]

You sound like perfect police material to me......

Nice of YOU to think so.

In reality, he'll have a tough time of it. In CA he'd likely not get a job at all.

- Carl

 

[fairisfair]

Nice of YOU to think so.

In reality, he'll have a tough time of it. In CA he'd likely not get a job at all.

- Carl

this should explain things
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=313716

Earthmother is mad at the police. Wanna bet one of these kids are hers?

 

[CdwJava]

this should explain things
https://forum.freeadvice.com/showthread.php?t=313716

Earthmother is mad at the police. Wanna bet one of these kids are hers?

Probably the unspecified aged boy living with the girl.

- Carl

 

[Betty]

Your past behavior & choices you have made must demonstrate positive traits that will support your candidacy for a police officer. They are held to the highest level of integrity & honesty. The selection process is very competitive & there may be other candidates that are "squeaky" clean. Az. will not consider someone for a police officer job if they were ever convicted of a felon - misdemeanors are discretionary. Definitely, do not lie on an application to become a police officer re any past arrests - when they do a background check & find out that you lied, you will not get the job for sure.