Edmonton police disclosure form.
Jan 19th 2009, 9:08 pm
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Edmonton police disclosure form.
Im really interested in applying to Edmonton police. My question is in regards to the disclosure form.
At the bottom of the form its states not to apply if you have any detected or undected criminal activity within the last three years. Does anyone know to what extent they look at criminal activity. ie is it for more serious crimes like using drugs, drink driving, assaulting people etc.... or do they also look at less serious crimes like, not declaring income tax, illegally obtaining software etc....
Thanks for you help.
At the bottom of the form its states not to apply if you have any detected or undected criminal activity within the last three years. Does anyone know to what extent they look at criminal activity. ie is it for more serious crimes like using drugs, drink driving, assaulting people etc.... or do they also look at less serious crimes like, not declaring income tax, illegally obtaining software etc....
Thanks for you help.
Jan 21st 2009, 1:19 am
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Re: Edmonton police disclosure form.
Im really interested in applying to Edmonton police. My question is in regards to the disclosure form.
At the bottom of the form its states not to apply if you have any detected or undected criminal activity within the last three years. Does anyone know to what extent they look at criminal activity. ie is it for more serious crimes like using drugs, drink driving, assaulting people etc.... or do they also look at less serious crimes like, not declaring income tax, illegally obtaining software etc....
Thanks for you help.
At the bottom of the form its states not to apply if you have any detected or undected criminal activity within the last three years. Does anyone know to what extent they look at criminal activity. ie is it for more serious crimes like using drugs, drink driving, assaulting people etc.... or do they also look at less serious crimes like, not declaring income tax, illegally obtaining software etc....
Thanks for you help.
