Well y'all belive what you want. But as a former cop I'm telling you that your record never gose away. It can be made harder for some people to find but it is always there.
Possesion of alcohol tickets
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by midget28, Aug 19, 2009.
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tjordan Thanks this.
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What police see is different than what the public sees.
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Ok so I went and payed my fine today and was curious what it was classified under and the women told me it was a "traffic ticket" .... Maybe I have to much common sense for the governments systems but how exactly is gettin drunk at a house a traffic violation someone please explain this one to me b/c I cant figure it out. Is Public Intox a traffic violation?
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That's how my aforementioned friend lost his license for walking down the sidewalk while intoxicated.
Good luck, and hopefully you don't lose your license. (IIRC, you are currently in a driving job?)Last edited: Aug 27, 2009
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Yeah Ive been driving for a Concrete Ready Mix company since I was 18 but I want to go OTR either flatbed or stepdeck this winter I turn 21 in January. I wasnt stopped either I was at a house an the cops showed up. The company I work with although they frown upon my underage drinking my boss doesnt really getworried to much as long as Im not driving drunk (considering he jsut was picked up for a DUI.
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Here is a first, Kabar and Jeep are both right. Once a record is EXPUNGED, as far as the general public and jobs for that matter than the crime NEVER happened. As for trying to get a job as a cop or related field or even entering into the military then you bet your bottom doller it is there.
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