Reasoning Behind Felons Not Becoming Police

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• Answer #1

  Also, many felons are hesitant to put others in the same place/position they were once in. It presents a great conflict of interest. Also, just because you have served your time does not mean that you should be eligible for every job available.

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• Answer #2

  Quite simply - it's an officer's duty to uphold the law...a felon has already proven he/she doesn't respect that.

• Answer #3

  Similar to Ichi...why would we choose someone who doesn't follow the law themselves, to enforce it?

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