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Boy, you guys in class now have all turned into Jeff Gordan after only 2 days of street driving.... lol... had to keep my foot on the brake to slow you guys down
This question is for all the senior people on this thread that have seen/heard it all, have anyone ever gotten disqualified for forgetting to put down a job they once had or a location they lived at when filling out the CPD-B? Or is the criminal record the only thing they care about? Only asking because I held a few odd jobs that where on the books but I forgot exact dates. Any answers will help
They're mostly looking at criminal activity and if you're school credentials check out. They randomly pick files to thoroughly investigate. You'll get a call to Manhattan if they find something but a genuine missed job won't lose you your job.
They're mostly looking at criminal activity and if you're school credentials check out. They randomly pick files to thoroughly investigate. You'll get a call to Manhattan if they find something but a genuine missed job won't lose you your job.
Hey Awol, i got all my dispositions, im golden right ?
i have an arrest i will get a disposition for.. do i need dispositions for summons', like drinking in public, peeing in public, or jumping the turn-style?
i have an arrest i will get a disposition for.. do i need dispositions for summons', like drinking in public, peeing in public, or jumping the turn-style?
If you got a desk appearance ticket for it...bring a CoD
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