Which of these will disqualify a person from becoming a police officer?

In the event that an applicant has ever had a felony conviction, he or she would not be qualified to become a member of the police force. The main reason behind this rule is that a convicted felon may never possess a firearm – a necessary piece of police equipment. Additionally, if a person has been convicted of a misdemeanor involving the abuse of a spouse or other domestic dispute, he or she would also be unable to possess a firearm.

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