LE and prescription pain killers

[mcsap]

You are a drug addict on prescription pain meds that you have been buying illegally for a chroinc pain problam.

The closest you are going to get to the front seat of a cruiser is...the back seat.

[BP348]

First off, you have a serious medical issue that will likely disqualify you all by itself.

Secondly, you are taking a narcotic which is incompatible with police work.

Third- you have been illegally purchasing and using a controlled narcotic.

Find another line of work.

All three are an automatic DQ.

The only advice anyone here can give is for you to get some help with your addiction. Please don't fool yourself into thinking that you don't have an addiction. Because you do.

[SnapShawt]

It would be highly unlikely that any agency would hire you after such an injury alone. It is 100% certain that none will hire for the felonious activity.

You need to see a pain management specialist who can provide a long-term course of treatment that will work. You are currently "self-medicating" and addicted to an opiate. I wish you luck in seeking treatment for both the physical problems and the addiction, but this career is not an option for you.

[Group9]

First off, you have a serious medical issue that will likely disqualify you all by itself.

Secondly, you are taking a narcotic which is incompatible with police work.

Third- you have been illegally purchasing and using a controlled narcotic.

Out of all of them- number three shows a mindset that will not work with law enforcement. You have illegally purchased drugs. Plain and simple.

Find another line of work.

What he said. Sorry about that, but if stuff like this didn't matter, law enforcement agencies wouldn't even do background checks. There are a host of reasons why this type of behavior would be incompatible with being a police officer.