Do all police departments check their police officer applicants' credit profile?

Question

please advise?

Answer 1

I seriously doubt it I'm trying to collect about 1m in past due bills from the NYPD, alone not to mention the rest of the country. The departments don't care if your credit score is bad just as long as you do your paper work, you kiss the right ******, and don't get caught on tape beating a suspect.

Answer 2

Generally, a credit profile check is conducted during a pre-empolyment background investigation. However, some police departments are slack and fail to conduct a proper and thorough background check, so some deadbeats and other vermine slip through. Makes the rest of us look bad.

Answer 3

truthfully no. maximum smaller departments can not discover the money for to hire applicants with surprising skills. Small city budgets do not enable it. There are generally larger departments that pay greater effective and function greater effective employment applications to furnish those applicants with surprising skills. regrettably, smaller departments are generally forced to hire larger branch rejects and misfits. that is a tragic, yet very authentic fact. authorized

Answer 4

They most certainly do, and that usually happens prior to hiring the applicant. It goes along with the background checkup, school records check, family and friends, and ahead of the psychological evaluation.

Answer 5

As far as I know a credit check is standard all over.

Answer 6

yes a very complete background, criminal history, credit history, and they do a very complete work history and education referece check

Answer 7

Yes.... that's standard procedure for almost *any* company to do.

Answer 8

yes... and complete backbround