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I really don't much about it. Try going to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation site.

Why would your friend be liable? He wasn't driving, he wasn't even in the vehicle. It's on you, you were the one driving.

It would be towed if I saw it on the street.

I don't know if it will ruin your chance, however be prepared because it will be scrutinized.

Welcome, I wish you luck in accomplishing your goals.

Greetings and welcome aboard.

Just remember it's going to hurt no matter what you do, but the faster it's off the better! Good Luck! Keep us posted.

You first have to become a verified LEO, then we can move on with this topic.

It will depend on the agency. It's not going to be easy, hopefully for your sake you did alot of good things since that incident.

It is always a misdemeanor here.

I know in my state you can get one for medical reasons, with the info you gave us it doesn't sound like it would fall under that.

Police Departments will look at it on a case by case basis. It shows them that a person that can make responsible fiscal decisions and that live within their means are mature and discipline.

First you would need to be hired as a police officer. After that the next few years of your career you would have to be a top notch officer. Be a team player with outstanding work habits. Eventually when there is an opening available, all canditates would need to apply for the position. You...

I like Asics Nimbus 14. Cost a little more, but it's worth it.

Double mag pouch, glock, camera mic, radio, open top cuff case, handcuff case, glove case, mini-streamlight, mace, taser, baton.

I have a pair of Danner Acadia. Very comfortable and they seem to be well liked form everyone that I know that wears them.

I like the Ridge boots. They are so comfortable and they keep a nice shine.

You need to check with PA, each state is different. In the state I work in, we have arrested and convicted people of DUI on a water tube.

Police Officers deploy a taser on runaway llama. http://youtube.com/watch?v=oRyVYmPoiDI

My PD won't hire someone with a protective order in place against them.