Hello, I was hoping some NYC cops could help me with this, when I was 16 about 7 years ago, a police officer gave me a ticket in the subway for doubling up in the turnstyle with a friend, (we swiped once with a metrocard and both went in at the same time). Stupid, I know. I paid the ticket in the mail and that was it, I never received any sort of documentation nor did I have to go to court. My question is will this affect me if I want to apply for nypd auxillary? Im not going to withhold it obviously, but I don't have any paperwork regarding the incedent so Im a little nervous because they might ask me to provide documentation regarding the incedent and I don't have any. Sorry for the long post, please give any advice that you can. Thank You Gentleman, and stay safe!
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02-03-10 04:26 PM #1
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Question for NYPD officers, please help
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02-03-10 04:41 PM #2
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An NYPD officer will be along shortly to ease your mind more, but let me say this:
I have never heard of ANY organization who expected you to have kept documentation or records from a ticket 7 years ago. If they need that, they'll get it from the department.
Be honest about it, and relax. You'll be fine.
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02-03-10 06:27 PM #3
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Disclose it and you will be fine. The NYPD may ask when it happened, what jurisdiction (aka- borough) and the disposition (pled guikty and paid a fine). Not a problem.
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02-03-10 09:41 PM #4
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If it was only a ticket for fare evading, a disposition should be available from TAB (transit adjudication board). The address/number shoudl be available in a google search.
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I mean, we're getting killed for these people and they don't even appreciate it. They think it's a big joke.
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