I have a record of two violations, underage possession of alcohol in new york state and a city ordinance of trespassing on a park at night when it was closed.:confused::confused:
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10-09-07 11:55 PM #1
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Will this ruin my chance to become a police officer or csi.
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10-10-07 12:23 AM #2
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Shouldn't be a deal breaker for becoming a police officer. You might need to put a little time in between you and your violations. Definitely be upfront about them.
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10-10-07 01:18 AM #3
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To become a CSI agent start studying Chemiecum and Physicum, start lessons in science, antrophologie, biology.
Learn how to use a GCMS mashine, ask the doctor if it will be possible for you to wear rubber gloves the whole day and remember - a CSI agent is a cellar smurf who seldom come out of his/her hole to th sunlight. CSI Miami, CSI New York, CSI Las Vegas and CSI Wanne Eickel is fiction and has nothing, abolutely nothing to do with the reality.Evenhand (Cop Movie): You can't be everybody's friend
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10-10-07 05:41 PM #4
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Somebody ask about CSI???
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10-12-07 06:49 PM #5
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k, thx for the input guys, i dont like the csi miami, las vegas, etcc shows, i like forensic files and that type of show, i watch court tv a lot, im just starting my freshman year of college and im 19, its going on two years from the time i got in trouble.
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10-12-07 06:53 PM #6
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I hope you understand that you are likely to be EITHER a lab-bench-jockey OR an officer/agent. They do not usually go hand-and-hand, no matter what the tv says.
But what do I know... I'm just a reformed lab-geek, more recently referred to as a "knuckly-dragging, trigger-puller."
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