Reply to: Nothing to hide then you have nothing to fear

[OwlHoot]

And they often get put on the sex offenders register too!

Especially if they were riding a bike at the time.

[NotAllThere]

To clarify - what level of clearance makes this stipulation and what sort of conversation? The Fash stopped to look at my car once when I was behind the hedge having a slash - they took name and address details from me and did a vehicle/person check. I held SC but none of it was ever mentioned. They weren't accusing me of anything or telling me off though (I hadn't done anything wrong).

She got arrested though.

So, if you've SC and get arrested then let go, tell your security office immediately.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

How does she know why she didn't get cleared? I thought you weren't told why you failed, just that you weren't getting the clearance.

I find it hard to beleive that she was denied SC due something as trival as that. I suspect her or the mail have just done some digging, found the record of the arrest, and then assumed that was the cause.

Good point / question - that was what I was trying to ask Threded since he seemed to be claiming some knowledge

[the_duderama]

How does she know why she didn't get cleared? I thought you weren't told why you failed, just that you weren't getting the clearance.

I find it hard to beleive that she was denied SC due something as trival as that. I suspect her or the mail have just done some digging, found the record of the arrest, and then assumed that was the cause.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

so Threaded, no answer then, just an off topic debate about whether me having a slash out of sight of anyone behind a hedge in the middle of nowhere was illegal or not - great. In that case I doubt the veracity of your previous claim.

[threaded]

I know someone who got done for it....

And they often get put on the sex offenders register too!

[Moscow Mule]

I know someone who got done for it....

Prob Section 5 Public order act rather than a specific offence of pissing in the street...

[Tingles]

Not necessarily. Often it's against local byelaws, but it isn't an offence in itself.

I know someone who got done for it....

[Moscow Mule]

Public slashing is an offence....

Not necessarily. Often it's against local byelaws, but it isn't an offence in itself.

[thunderlizard]

Montessori school

The real reason for a dismissal is always there if you look hard enough.

[Tingles]

To clarify - what level of clearance makes this stipulation and what sort of conversation? The Fash stopped to look at my car once when I was behind the hedge having a slash - they took name and address details from me and did a vehicle/person check. I held SC but none of it was ever mentioned. They weren't accusing me of anything or telling me off though (I hadn't done anything wrong).

Public slashing is an offence....

[Peoplesoft bloke]

When you have clearance, any conversations with the Police have to be reported ASAP. It would appear she failed to do this. When the appropriate department gets wind of it they will call you to an interview. They will skirt around the question, to give you a fair chance if you just forgot, and then bluntly ask you and gauge your reaction. I suspect that is why her clearance was revoked, and how she knows what the reason was.

HTH

To clarify - what level of clearance makes this stipulation and what sort of conversation? The Fash stopped to look at my car once when I was behind the hedge having a slash - they took name and address details from me and did a vehicle/person check. I held SC but none of it was ever mentioned. They weren't accusing me of anything or telling me off though (I hadn't done anything wrong).

[TheFaQQer]

She was probably sacked for being a whingy girl who was likely to run to the press if anything didn't go her way.

[TheFaQQer]

If only that were true. I changed my Name to Harold Shipman and moved to Manchester and Can I fck get a job in the NHS.

[threaded]

When you have clearance, any conversations with the Police have to be reported ASAP. It would appear she failed to do this. When the appropriate department gets wind of it they will call you to an interview. They will skirt around the question, to give you a fair chance if you just forgot, and then bluntly ask you and gauge your reaction. I suspect that is why her clearance was revoked, and how she knows what the reason was.

HTH