Hey y'all,
On my background check info, it asks for every time I had a ticket/was detained/questioned/fingerprinted/etc. Should I include times I've been pulled over and given a verbal warning?
I'm inclined to say yes, so I've written paragraphs for each time explaining the circumstances and the outcome. Never received a ticket for any of them.
What do y'all think?
Thanks.
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09-28-2011, 10:08 AM #1Forum Member
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Background checks - include times pulled over by Police?
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09-28-2011, 10:43 AM #2
I wouldn't, but I am not applying for a job.
Why would you? If you received a ticket, then by all means list it.
If you were arrested, list that too.Stay Safe and Well Out There....
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09-28-2011, 11:39 AM #4Forum Member
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Would say no
Unless you know there is a record of contact
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09-28-2011, 11:51 AM #5
What kind of things were you projecting or saying to make someone think that AND actually act on it???? It says a lot to your character on that alone.
Overall, no need to put down you were pulled over if it did not lead to an arrest or detainment. Unless the questionnaire specifically asks that.
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Videotaping the exterior of a closed mall. Myself and several friends were into making short movies, and we were scouting this location for a possible shooting location once we had obtained the proper permits.
Someone saw us with the video camera, assumed we were up to no good, and called the police.
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No unless there is a contact record with your name on it
Go to that city, have them run your name and see if it comes up!!!
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09-29-2011, 12:04 PM #8
Aahhhh
Makes sense. Okay, sorry. Made a snap judgement there.
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09-29-2011, 02:34 PM #10
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It ..."asks for every time I had a ticket/was detained/questioned/fingerprinted/etc." I would jot down everything you can remember only because they asked have you ever..... A good Background Investigator will know what is relevant and which is not. Good Luck.
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Reread your original post. The directions are very clear.
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10-16-2011, 07:39 PM #13Forum Member
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I hope you're not implying that he "forget" something.
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10-16-2011, 08:51 PM #14
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Just went through a background. Everyone has made mistakes in life. The background investigator is looking for you to be open and honest. With that said, I gave him every ounce of information I could think of. The background investigator was pleased to see that I put everything from the biggest things to the most minute details. All they want to see is that you're an honest person and that you've corrected and/or are making an honest effort to work on your past mistakes. This is not a time to hide anything, you know what to do.
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Box Alarm,
I have read many of your posts over the years and you always seem to be right on the money. I am glad to hear I misinterpreted your post. Stay safe!Paul Lepore
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