hiring and drugs

[frankyrod Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close frankyrod]

back in high school i had a friend who used to sell marijuana not significan enough but then sold a dime or two of crystal.

i wasn't in any need of money, but i went halves with him and bought 100 of crystal i never sold any of the amount, but rather gave it back to him or a ex-coworker


i understand drugs is a big deal in hiring, but i've never done drugs, but i'm afraid that my bad decision may be rule for disqualification? any idea, advice, etc??

[ateamer Salty Dog Find all posts View Profile Close ateamer]

Don't even bother, ever, anywhere.

[gloc_copper Cornfield County USA PD Find all posts View Profile Close gloc_copper]

Your done as far as a law enforcement career,bad decisions,even in youth will follow you your entire life. hopefully your clean and have learned your lesson. Try to focus on another career path, because police work is not the place for you

[PhilipCal Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close PhilipCal]

You'd be wasting your time, and that of the department.

[just joe Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close just joe]

I'm not going to say no one will hire you, but you're gonna have a real tough time finding a place that will hire you.

[frankyrod Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close frankyrod]

considering all you rule me out, what other fields would be available?

you learn from your mistakes!

[DACP Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close DACP]

considering all you rule me out, what other fields would be available?

There are tons of jobs like:.....
Custodial engineer, sanitation engineer, local publication transportation and delivery specialist, and you stated you have experience already so, unlicensed pharmacist and distribution specialist.

[exComptonCop perspicacious pedagogue Find all posts View Profile Close exComptonCop]

considering all you rule me out, what other fields would be available?

you learn from your mistakes!

Actually Frank, you pretty much ruled yourself out, when you decided to go down that path. I do hope you'll indeed learn from this mistake.

[StudChris Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close StudChris]

Get a college degree. Then go into the military for more than just the regular four. Then be a dispatcher for a longtime. Then work corrections for a long time. Then try putting in your application.

[TheKansan Forum Member Find all posts View Profile Close TheKansan]

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[Smurfette_76 Verbal Sniper Find all posts View Profile Close Smurfette_76]

Nice minimalizing of your actions.

Go to college, your chances in LE are slim to none.