I messed up.

[Movementarian]

Yeah.. I never stole anything before this.. i've definetly learned my lesson. It's played a big role on my conscience(sp?).

So how was it resolved?

By the way you spelled conscience correctly, but you need to work on "definitely".

[Whitebear]

The real question is why did you stole if you knew that you wanted to be a cop? I believe that its the first sign that you might not be looking in the good career..... for sure youll be screws for couple years.... get a criminal CJ degree, enroll in the army, do volunteer, and keep a good behavior, you should get better chances in about 7-8 years

[kidthatmessedup]

The real question is why did you stole if you knew that you wanted to be a cop? I believe that its the first sign that you might not be looking in the good career..... for sure youll be screws for couple years.... get a criminal CJ degree, enroll in the army, do volunteer, and keep a good behavior, you should get better chances in about 7-8 years

Who said I wanted to be a cop? I just wanted to join the navy. I don't know why I stole though. I guess I thought I was going to get away with it so it was okay, but I have definitely learned from that mistake. I am in the Navy now, hopefully I can get my act together.

As far as resolving goes.. the cops never came to my house, and apparently Wal-Mart hasn't called in a report on me. From what I've heard they are trying to scare me, because they said they was going to tell my recruiter about it. Which I already did. You are probably all going to think very lowly of me for this, but I'm not turning myself in. The navy seems to be the best way for me to go right now and to get out of this environment into a more disciplined one. I really don't want to ruin my chance at that.

[Whitebear]

good luck in the navy then!