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kagekicker5831
Feb 24, 2010, 04:20 PM
I have 4 years military service plus 2 years in the reseve and I have not been arrested in 5 years since the 1 problemed night... the military took me back and the charge was dismissed 2 years later...

Fr_Chuck
Feb 24, 2010, 06:36 PM
Were you convicted or was it dismissed, how did you get it dismissed two years latter, was it a plea deal?

If you were actually convicted of a domestic voilence crime, you can not carry a gun, and thus can not be a correctional officer.

If you were convicted of a felony you can not be.

kagekicker5831
Feb 24, 2010, 07:00 PM
OK I plead no contest cause what happened that night was a mistake and my fault to an extent and two years later it was dismissed because I did not get arrested again. Now according to the laws of New York and federal I can own a hand gun as long as it was dismissed and the military looked in to my charge and gave me a waiver for the charge and let me back in after the federal background check. As for the felony thing it was a misterminer. I am hopeing that if they see that I have made changes in my life such as going back to the military and joining the volunteer firefights that it is possible I don't have to be in the active military for the rest of my life to make a living

kagekicker5831
Feb 24, 2010, 07:00 PM
OK I plead no contest cause what happened that night was a mistake and my fault to an extent and two years later it was dismissed because I did not get arrested again. Now according to the laws of New York and federal I can own a hand gun as long as it was dismissed and the military looked in to my charge and gave me a waiver for the charge and let me back in after the federal background check. As for the felony thing it was a misterminer. I am hopeing that if they see that I have made changes in my life such as going back to the military and joining the volunteer firefights that it is possible I don't have to be in the active military for the rest of my life to make a living

Fr_Chuck
Feb 24, 2010, 07:28 PM
As long as it was dismissed, ( the military wavier does not apply)
But if it was dismissed, why did you need a waiver for something you were not convicted of )

If it was really dismissed then you should be able to.

kagekicker5831
Feb 25, 2010, 07:39 PM
Well to join the military you need to disclose everything and I did and I was told I needed a wavier in other words I shut my mouth and did what I was told... I pray that everything will work out cause it was dimissed otherwise it looks like 16 more years of military service thanks for the info I feel a lot better...

Fr_Chuck
Feb 25, 2010, 09:29 PM
And while it sounds silly, check about being a Federal Correctional Officer, in NY they get paid less than the state officers ( or at least it was that way some years ago)

And as long as there is no issue with possession of a gun, many will offer vaivers for minor issues also

DONJUDAH
Feb 17, 2011, 09:54 PM
Fr chuck you are wrong about the pay of NYC Corrections.. their base pay is 76,000 compared to the states 40,000 and the Feds 45,000..

DONJUDAH
Feb 17, 2011, 09:56 PM
If your record is clean you should be able to get a disposition from the courts that will explain everything instead of guessing.

Fr_Chuck
Mar 6, 2011, 07:38 PM
fr chuck you are wrong about the pay of NYC Corrections.. their base pay is 76,000 compared to the states 40,000 and the Feds 45,000..


You are correct, I mis-quoted, thanks for being a rude jerk and giving a negative and a post to point it out