Hazmat/TWIC/Precheck/Other TSA goodies with criminal record? Deferred felony.

Hey all, I'm looking at entering back into the trucking game next year. I've had my CDL for 8 years but never bothered getting my Hazmat or TWIC because my carrier didn't require it.

So I have seen the TSA website and it doesn't specifically mention anything close to what I've been charged with: Disqualifying Offenses and Other Factors | Transportation Security Administration.

The other reason why I'm asking this is because I'm considering applying for a job that requires a TSA screening as it's at a secured cargo area of the airport. This isn't trucking related but goes through the same process. I don't see how I would be able to qualify for a hazmat endorsement or a TWIC but not qualify for an airport job, but you never know. Yes, I did call the TSA and the UES and they both told me to contact each other after referring to the site. Nobody knew any details and seem confused at my question.

My charge is felony aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and is a deferred sentence. The thing is that it was with a car and I ran into a pole and another car in a parking lot. They said it was intended to hit someone who was 10 feet away in the other direction and standing behind several poles. I was actually in the ER over it. It's not even logical but it's small town BS. Luckily they didn't abduct me or throw me in prison, but I did file a ton of complaints with different departments and organizations over it.

 

That's what I'm saying. If you read what I said:

I said it's deferred. The disposition is not guilty because it's deferred. Otherwise it would be a conviction.
The UES and TSA do not list the charge at all on their website.
It doesn't say "intent to kill" anywhere in the disposition. That's also an interim offense, one that can get waived with a time limit or a waiver. It's not a full disqualifier.

I am assuming that I am clear but the issue is mainly for the Precheck or if there's any other unlisted things.

 

In this state it's called deferred adjudication. Of course I'm waiting for it to be done with. It will reflect as dismissed once it is done.
The difference then is that it does not say guilty. It says dismissed. Therefore, not a true conviction.
I have also been looking into other jobs that ha e strict background requirements and many accept deferred sentences after they're done because they are not true convictions. Even teachers in many states can.