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Does any police dept overlook felony charge from over 10 years ago?
Dread271971
Overlook it for what reason? That they won't arrest you for an old charge? That they will overlook it in their hiring practices and employ you? The chances of them hiring an ex-felon (as a sworn officer) is zero. Federal law forbids and prohibits convicted felons from every carrying, owning, or possessing firearms.
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