Whilst on duty last Friday night some lad was pissing in the street, I cuffed him up, but when I realised he was spanish, I couldn't be arsed to nick him - so let him on his way!
As for the Police Records, yep - but it down, even if expired.
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Originally posted by tradegirl View Postok point taken (but does not make logical (IT geek) sense if it should have been removed all those years ago and is still there). It's like having the caution for the rest of your life.
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Originally posted by Churchill View PostIt might not be on your file as current but the details have been logged somewhere.
The RoOA does not apply when completing the your clearance forms.
Read the form!!!
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It might not be on your file as current but the details have been logged somewhere.
The RoOA does not apply when completing the your clearance forms.
Read the form!!!
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Originally posted by tradegirl View Postbut they are no longer on the records!
Cautions can be kept on record indefinitely. It's up to individual police forces as to how long they keep them. Some get rid of them after five years, some longer, some maybe never.
Put down the caution is my advice.
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Originally posted by tradegirl View Postbut they are no longer on the records!
If it says list warnings , cautions etc and doesnt mention 'except expired' then you need to put all old ones also. I think cautions are still actually kept on police records - even if expired. Warnings are less severe but if you were investigated in the future it would still appear - would still be part of the history.
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Originally posted by tradegirl View Postso if you got cautioned say 10years ago. At the time my friend was told it will stay on her record for 5 years. So today she should not have to mention this caution as i'd assume its been wiped from her records by now.
and so would not have to state it on any clearance forms. Would this be the case?
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Originally posted by harriesa View PostHi just been offered contract working in Nuclear Engineering, got the application form through the post for SC clearance. My credit record is fine. My girlfriend has had a few problems with her credit record over the last couple of years, nothing too serious no CCJ or anything she just has quite a few missed payments on a loan she took out - does anyone think this will be a problem?
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Originally posted by tradegirl View Postso if you got cautioned say 10years ago. At the time my friend was told it will stay on her record for 5 years. So today she should not have to mention this caution as i'd assume its been wiped from her records by now.
and so would not have to state it on any clearance forms. Would this be the case?
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so if you got cautioned say 10years ago. At the time my friend was told it will stay on her record for 5 years. So today she should not have to mention this caution as i'd assume its been wiped from her records by now.
and so would not have to state it on any clearance forms. Would this be the case?
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What they said.......
I got cleared a few months ago, dodgy credit (late payments etc), juvenile arrest, I confessed everything and cleared OK
Mate of mine has been nicked a few times and did porridge @15 years ago and he got cleared as well
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Doesn't matter how bad something is, if you 'fess up you'll get a much better treatment at the hands of the DV crews.
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Should be fine. Just be honest on the form. If you try and hide something and they catch u out then your trustworthyness is questionable in thier eyes and you will fail.
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Hi just been offered contract working in Nuclear Engineering, got the application form through the post for SC clearance. My credit record is fine. My girlfriend has had a few problems with her credit record over the last couple of years, nothing too serious no CCJ or anything she just has quite a few missed payments on a loan she took out - does anyone think this will be a problem?Tags: None
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