I always verbally inform potentials that we run bg checks, and ask them if there's anything they'd like to notify me of ahead of time. One girl was like "no it should be clean" 9 pages of report later...
@@robertotrevino8542 it wasn't so much any one thing that was shocking;, it was just the sheer confidence with which she said it would come back clean. Multiple counts of shoplifting, some assault, d&d...
Wow so she just wasted your time. That would piss me off and id blacklist her. If you tell me no you’re clean and I see a shit ton of charges I will never consider you
@@goe5 I've never heard of someone under orders to have their records destroyed. I've seen a number of guys get chaptered under less than honorable conditions over the years and at no time were their records ever destroyed
0:10 Now I remember another reddit post, where a dude had clear blood tests, but his urine sample tested positive for alcohol. It turned out to be a set of freak occurences: dude was diabetic, so there was sugar in his urine, and got a yeast infection in his bladder, which processed that sugar into booze.
At least once, someone with that condition was arrested for DUI before they realized what they had. The truth of the condition came when the lawyer fed the guy a spaghetti dinner in prison and he was intoxicated within the hour. The guy went on a low-carb diet after that to stop being perpetually drunk
i can imagine with the 'hit a manatee girl' that her boat just slightly bonked it, making it spin in the water slowly before it swam off not realising anything had happened and the authorities just freaking out about it
@@nyotamwuaji6484 i know, i just wanted to think of it being nice and innocent and people freaking out since they're a protected species thankfully they're blubbery enough to survive with scarring, still horrible but it's not a death sentence most of the time
We had a guy at my job get arrested at work by the FBI for stealing prescription meds out of the mail when he previously worked for the postal service. Awesome guy, we were very shocked when it happened.
Passing a background doesn't always mean clean, just that you haven't been convicted. I work in education so everyone has tons of clearances. I once worked with a teaching assistant who had been with the district for years yet had a reputation of harming students. She never stayed at a building for more than a year and kept getting passed around due to too many complaints from parents. One day she assaulted one of my students right in front of another staff member. We immediately notified the principal and CPS, she was removed from the premises, and we thought she would FINALLY get fired. Nope, despite my student's parents pushing for her firing she was put on administrative leave for the rest of the year and the next year I saw her at a training for a position in yet another building in the district. And it wasn't a case of union protection because even the union president wanted her gone but the superintendent refused for some reason. And there were no legal ramifications. Sometimes I hate this country, like you get caught with 3 ounces of pot and you're locked away for years but even though we claim to care about kids you can basically do whatever you want to them so long as it isn't CP, and even then you might still get away with it.
Got a job at a credit card processor. 3 days after training I see a lady getting walked out in handcuffs. She was in charge of deposits for large companies. Thought she could get away with diverting one company's deposit for one day to her own account then switching it back. A guy told me the sentence for wire fraud is 10 years. She had a husband & kids!
If she Assaulted a Minor in front of another Staff Member and CPS was called, WHY IN HELL WASN'T THE POLICE CALLED TOO??? She should have been Arrested and Charged by the Police...by the sounds of it, it would have been a Slam-Dunk Case for the DA and once she's Convicted, the Superintendant would have no choice but to fire her since there's no way she'd pass the background check anymore...and that's assuming she didn't get Jail Time or the Judge didn't slap a stay away from Minors as a condition of Parole/Release...
Boss hired a guy. Came to me saying he needed 2 weeks off for court. I explained how jury duty worked on our state. Turns out it wasn’t jury duty. It was a murder charge. Against him. Boss hadn’t done his background check because he was lazy.
@@p0rtalsg4ming59 he was actually acquitted but holy hell. He did get fired tho for not disclosing the situation. If he had, they probably wouldn’t have had to fire him. He was a nice kid. It was a wrong place, wrong time, stupid reaction thing. Saw someone lying on the side of the road. Recent victim of a hit and run. Saw a cop, figured they’d think he did it, and took off like a bat out of hell. His car did have some front end damage when he bought it. Of course, the cops assumed it did it and didn’t look elsewhere. They did catch the driver after he was acquitted. Hopefully he moved to another area where his name wouldn’t be so well known.
In the UK in the final year of school you do work experience for 2 weeks. I was 15 and working at a charity shop. 2 new volunteer started around the same time as me. A married couple, the woman was around 18 (I remember her because she was a few years above me and had gone to the same school as me) and a man late 40s. We quickly found out her family had disowned her for marrying him but she wouldn't say why. I don't want to sound cruel but she was awful looking, short greasy ginger hair curly and looked like it had never been brushed brushed or washed and she had the biggest yellow bucked teeth. He wasn't good looking either. So I thought at the time maybe she married him because she thought he was all she could get and her family disapproved because he was much older. No. He was a child molester and her family disowned her because of that. She knew and didn't care. He was fired straight away because it was a children's charity and often her school volunteers.
I posted a similar comment on a video about a doctor who got arrested for doing a procedure while on a hoverboard (among other charges). For every rape and/or murder charge, there's silly stuff like a goofball who decided to throw oranges at a house (which is understandable if damages were caused). The things people get in trouble for.
I was working at a job I loved, and had a co-worker who cleared under his initial background check. Roughly a month later, my boss came running into the office, yanked me out of there, took me back to my apartment, made sure my fiance was there, and told me not to let anyone else inside, under any circumstances. I found out this co-worker had tried changing his last name and under a new criminal background check my boss found out that he had a long list of sexual and assault charges by mothers and other women. My boss told me he thought of me as one of his daughters and didn't want that man anywhere near me. Very scary!
My boss hired a guy for a supervisor position, telling me that new guy had been a cop in three large cities, including the one that we were in. Soon after training, red flags began to pop up. This guy didn't know how to work an AED (defibrillator) and he had never seen one. He didn't know how to work a security gate. He was amazed by security cameras. I ran my own background check and found that he had been a cop in our city, but for only 8 months and that was 20 years ago. He had moved to L.A. and spent 20 years working as a waiter in a restaurant, while trying anything to break into show biz. I put together a termination package and headed to H.R. for faking a resume. My boss stopped me just before I got there and begged me to give him another chance. The final straw, I heard rumors that he was sleeping, between shifts, on company property (big time not allowed). On Christmas, one of the other supervisors called me and told me where he was sleeping. I called my boss and asked:"You want to do it, or should I?" My boss terminated him.
(In US) criminal background checks require authorization by applicant but a general online check doesn't. Criminal charges may or might not show on general check.
Worse part about these background checks is some people who actually want to get their life back together will never be given the chance. Can't blame the companies though some people are just messed up.
@@matthew7519 Everyone makes mistakes, it's only human. So unless your an immortal being or an alien, you aught to have a bit more compassion. People adapt to how they are treated, so treat them as worthless and they will become just that.
@@matthew7519 and that's the reason the chances of them getting back into prison is higher. All these background checks are stupid. People get sentenced to prison for their actions, get fined, or sent to do social work, and that's their punishment. It's not society's job to trial and punish people, that's why there are judges, prisons etc. Might as well start chopping off people's heads in an interview for drug possesion 20 years ago, because they were the fools
Even if the student is 18, if they haven’t graduated yet, personnel in our school division are prohibited from having intimate relationships with students. Charges may not have been filed, but that should have been grounds for the state to revoke his teacher’s license.
Yep, depending on country (I only count 1st world here) age of consent can be as low as 14, but it's generally a rule that teachers are not allowed to date students, because of obvious field for abuse. It's basically counting for next scandal to hit the school, simply not worth the risk.
@MegaSkilla this isn’t law, but rather school board policy. It applies to all employees of the school division about any student enrolled in the division, regardless of whether the student is in that teacher’s class or even if they are at the same school. For example, a teacher at a high school on the north side of the county could be dating a student at a high school on the south side of the county and it would still violate our school board’s policy.
Oh man I used to be a Background Check Investigator. Where do I begin? Nurses on cocaine, twins who stole money and each claimed to be the other one when caught, chiropractor who was bribed, etc
@@ThatSilverDude so he was in on a scheme (can't remember what it's called) to bill for patients that he didn't see in order to share the money with whoever was initiating this. Maybe I wouldn't call it a bribe? He was not allowed to practice chiro anymore so he became a nurse 🙈
Regarding the chiropractor: that’s insurance fraud. And if he was in cahoots with someone who posed as a “patient,” then that is conspiracy to commit fraud. So, another count for that.
Lol. Dong hanging out. I'd grab anything heavy nearby and starts hitting it with heavy item while screeching at top of lungs. "I'm sorry. I'm thought a little mouse crawled up your pants!"
I was a supervisor for a security company after retiring from the Army. A couple of the posts we had to staff with guards required a very stringent background check. After about two weeks on the job, I started going through records at my boss' insistence. When I found that no background checks had been done on at least ten hires and there were five who had checks and showed up with serious felonies, I quit on the spot. No way in Hades was I going to be the scapegoat for that company's lack of integrity. Found out later that I would not have been the first one they set up like that.
The state I'm in requires guard cards, and to get them, you have to have a very clean background to begin with. So, just asking for the guard card, and it not coming up as expired or revoked, is about all that's needed to weed out the "should not be here's." Deep background checks are expected, in addition to that, of course.
There is a Trainer Manager where I work who was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He tortured and killed his own child in the 90s. Now he gets to work across the street from a fucking school and manages how new applicants are trained. Worst thing about it is we can't say anything about it or get fired. It enrages me. There are also about 4 pedos who work here too. Keep in mind we are across the street from a school
Please, do your best to make sure no kids are left unsupervised w/them. I know it's not your responsibility but you have the ability to make it harder to victimize others. Check w/the kids casually how things are going so they don't get further isolated.
@@anders8204 without proof, saying anything would be slanderous and potentially dangerous. There are disclosure / privacy laws regarding past actions. The employer could fire OP for disclosing info, and OP could face civil suit IF untrue but would not face criminal penalties for doing so.
Everyone knows about it. I was talking about it a Union rep when the TM pissed me off. He got really worried and told me not to say anything about it because of discrimination. That he understood how I felt and was almost fired himself for bringing it up. You guys want to do anything about it his name is Mark Phillips working at C&S Logistics 336 E Penn Ave, Robesonia, PA 19551 He is the Trainer Manager
In UK? In US you just fill out a form saying your applying for jobs. Either way more than half of people have been cut off unemployment since December. Including my husband and we survive on my teaching salary, which btw is painful. Yes he has a part time job but it barely helps anything. Damn COVID.
@@LCee7 yes in the us (in non-covid times of course, right now everyone is jobless) but basically one of the rules of benefits here is to be actively looking for a job/a minimum number of interviews a week to receive benefits. so if you just keep going to them and not getting the job you can keep getting the benefits without working for a certain amount of time.
I had that in an interview. First one was a serious interview, the second we just spoke about cars and call of duty 🤣 I suppose its about fitting in the company culture.
I take alcohol crimes like DWIs very very seriously. If you have an alcohol problem then I don’t want you working around me. Idc what you do in your personal life but you come in drunk or drive drunk and we got a problem homie
@@JustSendMeLocationPlease I've shown up to work drunk/high 1 or 2 times but really dont like it. It makes me slow, stupid and unproductive just making it harder to get shit done. I just don't see why people do it tbh
@@miningape same dude. It just makes me slow and I can’t be making mistakes and shit. I need to get to it right away and don’t take a break till 3-4 hours into my shift. Save that shit for when you get home and are relaxing when it’s necessary
@@JustSendMeLocationPlease exactly I'd rather do my work fast and we'll, then take a break and feel good about it, than be stupid for 8 hours and never get a break while making mistakes that make me do more work
@@miningape I can relate. The only time I got kind drunk I remember I complained a lot because of how hard it wasto think and how clumsy I felt. Most drunkards claim to love that feeling and how it numbstheir senses so they don't have to think. I guess they really have nothing going on for them in that case.
A 10 year old shot his dad in the head. His dad was a neonazi leader who also beat his son regularly. I don't blame the kid. Technically he killed a child abuser and a nazi who just happened to be related to him.
Had a person apply for a job, admitted he robbed pensioners (34) but was a reformed character since he got out of jail. I asked him if he had paid his victims back. He said no why should he, he'd been punished but l pointed out they were pensioners and victims. Unless he paid his victims back he wasn't reformed and l wouldn't hire him !
Prison is for those convicted and sentenced to over 1yr. Jail is sentences under 1 yr and those waiting for trial. Most jail inmates are those waiting for trials and have not been found guilty of any crime.
This story happened the other way around. Dude worked in my store for years. Friendliest guy ever. Always had a big smile on his face, always cracking jokes, always slapping people on the back, called everyone he met "buddy." Customers loved him. Beer, pool and The Cleveland Browns seemed to be his entire life. He never talked about anything else. He was always inviting me to go with him to this country bar to play pool after work. I don't drink, I suck at pool and I hate country music, so I never went. But the guy was so NICE I felt guilty about saying no. One day he didn't show up for work or answer his phone. Next day, same thing. About a week later the owner told us he is banned from the store and if we even see him in the parking lot call the police. Wouldn't tell us why. Well, you can find out a lot searching the Clerk of Court website. This story never made news somehow, but I was able to follow it online through public court filings. Dude was convicted of raping a 6-year-old. I am so glad I never hung out with that guy after work.
Were I work they hired a lady that had put down on her application that she had been convicted of first degree murder and was given a job in a merchandise shop. When the background check came back they found that she also had a conviction for armed robbery. When they called her in to fire her she stated that the reason she didn’t put down the armed robbery was because it was part of the murder. It seams that she was with her when boyfriend when he committed the armed robbery and killed someone who decided to fight with him. She thought that since murder was worse than robbery that it would be okay not to have to mention it. Amazing that my company would hire a person convicted of murder but fire someone working in merchandise for not telling them about an armed robbery conviction!?
One thing I learned when I got my first supervisory job and later confirmed with some management teachers I had (industry pros but teaching part time in a junior college): When someone calls to confirm a job reference, you want to avoid possible legal trouble by confirming only start and end dates, and final.position worked. Do not go into detail. Be firm. But your tone of voice can tell the hiring manager oodles. And they can then infer what you won't say to avoid legal repercussions by the WAY you confirm their employment.
I don’t get this, almost all people with a bad background of crime or charges are usually extremely very sorry and want to have someone except that they’re sorry and give them a job, because even if they understand how to have a normal life and be a better person, they can’t find a job because nobody will hire them, they’re just people trying to come back to society and make a living as a normal human being. Therefore, when they get turned down for job after job, they feel useless, worthless, and ridiculed for doing something they’re sorry for, it makes me generally mad. (P.S. , please excuse my grammatical errors & flaws.)
Once I got served at work with papers that my check was going to be garnished for not paying speeding tickets. I didn't receive any tickets so called the #. Got bounced around 4 times. Finally I get a guy who asks my birthday. I tell him. "We got the wrong guy," he says, and removes the garnishment. Turns out some guy with my same name got them. Next year, same thing. I call the #. Get bounced around. Land with some girl. Tell her my story: "The same thing happened last year. They checked my birthday and removed it." "Well, birthday doesn't really have anything to do with it." They just want money. They don't care if it's from an innocent person. I screamed at her, "Take it off!" She did.
17:00 I also had an 8th grade teacher who was pretty problematic. He had some really bad anger issues which scared a lot of students, and he even tried to frame myself and a friend of mine by saying we were cheating on a test that was originally homework and that he told the entire class that we could help each other out with it. Looked him up recently to see if he worked there (I had him back in 2015 - 2016) and accidentally ended up finding out that he was arrested for a DWI in 2013. He doesn't work there anymore but I have no clue exactly when he was fired and for what reason.
Oh they almost certainly did a background check on them. Because it seems the identity protection measures were apparently in place before people discovered that such a person of questionable tastes worked for Reddit. Makes you wonder if that's standard practice for them, and how many employees they have with similar tastes.
They absolutely do! If you're leaning in the wrong political direction or don't condone diddling you're suddenly not a team-player or not fit for the company culture!
I work for the California DOJ and my job is completely based around background checks. I can confirm that there are different kinds of background checks based on what you apply for, and most do not release everything on a person's RAP sheet. Some only release what a person is convicted of, some of time limits on when things can be released, while others still are limited to crimes that are connected to the industry, for example: if you're applying for a banking job or financial institution, only financial crimes are released, like fraud and theft. There are literally cases where I have had to delete a murder conviction from someone's RAP sheet because I wasn't legally allowed to release it for the type of job application. Yes, it sucks. No, I don't get it. Oh, and in California, somewhere between 1/3 to 2/3 of the entire population has at least 1 DUI. Our drivers suck.
Now, I'm playing Devils Advocate - but the person you were at 16 is a world away from the person you are at 36+. If the complaint is the sentence length, I hear that - but even ex-criminals need to work and pay their way in society.
248 Counts of Sexual Abuse of Children, Tampering with Evidence and Creation/Design of obscene Material... And he's not in Solitary Confinement in Prison or Dead HOW???
I was trying to get my friend a job with me. He punished the interview and the drug test (even though we smoke). Background check came back and he didnt get the job because of hard drug charges as well as running from the cops etc. He didnt get the job. I've since stopped talking to him because I found out he also beats women.
Not an employer, but I worked as a support worker for a high functioning paranoid schizophrenic who killed their own 11 month baby. They applied for a job as a support worker for a different company too, they got offered a job but that offer was retracted after their DBS checks came back.
16:43 - Calling BS "Modified weapon" and "Modified Pistol" do not add up to Weapon of Mass Destruction. The weapon would have to be modified in such a way that the only ammunition it discharges is something that qualifies as a WMD Material - which would be Chemical, Biological, or Radiological. If Chemical, it must be a lethal chemical. Tear Gas Guns do not count. Doing this with a handgun (pistol) would require that handgun to fire a very large cartridge in the first place (otherwise, it'd be a different charge altogether) such as shotgun shells, or the "pistol" in the first place be a Verey Pistol/Flare Pistol (not considered a firearm) and the flare replaced with some kind of munition that would qualify as a WMD. Modifying a firearm (specifically, a pistol) is not a crime in and of itself UNLESS you modify what the ATF calls a "Pistol" into a "Short-Barreled Rifle" by adding a stock, WITHOUT obtaining an SBR Tax Stamp, or by taking a pistol and modifying it to fire on FULL AUTOMATIC (which is possible with Glocks, for example, using illegal Trigger/Striker Endcap Kits). These, again, are not Weapons of Mass Destruction. If the supposed Friend was in for Felony Possession of a WMD, and was charged Federally (as they should have been) the statute under 18 USC SS 2332a calls for LIFE IMPRISONMENT or the DEATH PENALTY. This story is so full of crap, it's brown.
22:26, Recommends that he might be a good candidate for something, Sounds like he was wonderful in a leadership position but needed psychological treatment and someone to watch over him for mental instability. or you could just send him to the Hague to answer for his WAR CRIMES. (The Hague is when the UN has is court system at.)
Worked at a place where someone had failed a background check. Was in the care setting, awful place but the failed check was after they had been hired. She was shouting at a service user, alarm was raised due to this. Turned out she had a history of heroin possession and robberies. Yeah, she was fired.
hi so im working for a truck company as i got my cdl a and they want to do a hair follicle test hownfar back do they usually go? the last time i touched any drugs were december 3rd, 2019. should i be good???
You should be. You shouldn't have been doing drugs in the first place, but in case you pop positive and it's a weak'ish hit, you can always lie about it. If it's just a little weed, with no arrests behind it, you can excuse it as saying you had no choice but to stay with someone that was an habitual weed smoker, or be homeless, and you probably got contact highs from it, but you never did it yourself (and the reason it doesn't come up stronger/more recent). Just never, ever admit to anyone that you did drugs. EVER. For any reason. If you have a CDL and such, you better not be getting high or anything like that while you're working, dude. Get clean, if you aren't totally already. Realize - being high on weed while driving a huge truck can end up with a lot of dead, innocent people. I'm all for giving people second and third chances and all, and you can't claw your way up from the gutter without a job. So, best of luck.
I share a name with a guy that was arrested for plotting to blow up a couple of 12 million gallon propane tanks. Luckily it's easy to tell that is not me.
11:00 So that's the thing, people you and many other people may like. You know the good ones, can turn out to be the worst, and its all ways about kid p, or kid r or just both.(I will not write the full words) For example, here on TH-cam. Jim bop gaming and toonkriticy2k. They like children, they what kid r, and had kid p. I'm pretty shore Jin is in jail, as he has not been seen in years(I think), and Zak(toonkriticy2k real name.) Is still out there, trying to find his way back into the fandom that kick him out, and hates him. He has made at last 5 different TH-cam channels/twitch accounts. Gets reported and dose it again. Oh and both channels that I and many others liked. So ya it happens.
Jin even had his own video game made for him. By a fan. For free. A waste of time and effort on a p(person that likes children in a way they should not.) I feel sorry for that fan.
Back when I worked for an agency I had the displeasure of finding out a candidate who came through had served time for molesting 10+ children. The dude changed his name by a one letter difference and the reference he supplied told me to google him. He was terminated from the previous role because he worked with a victims family member. I refused to put him forward for any roles but a coworker of mine decided to put him forward for a job I secured and, obviously, we lost the contract. This was the turning point for me to leave the industry and never come back.
The first one is idiotic: "a person is tested... when they pee in the bottle" surmises that everyone from the medical staff takes his turn to pee in the bottle of the examined.
That's a fucked up reason to potentially give someone a disease and there are a lot of reasons you shouldn't judge someone just because you believe someone is a creep, what about the socially awkward people or the fuctionly autistic people who may seem like creeps to ignorant people but just don't get social cues
@@dshe8637 Allow me to translate from the insanity bot dialect to plain English, given the context of the video: "nose" + "regret (criminal)" + "radiate" + "verdict" + "therapeutic" + "noisy" Not hired because criminal record states they were arrested for disturbing the peace due to cocaine. /s
I always verbally inform potentials that we run bg checks, and ask them if there's anything they'd like to notify me of ahead of time.
One girl was like "no it should be clean"
9 pages of report later...
I'm intrigued, what did it say
@@robertotrevino8542 it wasn't so much any one thing that was shocking;, it was just the sheer confidence with which she said it would come back clean.
Multiple counts of shoplifting, some assault, d&d...
...and she sounded confident it would come back clean. (smh)
Wow so she just wasted your time. That would piss me off and id blacklist her. If you tell me no you’re clean and I see a shit ton of charges I will never consider you
Well, clean can have different meanings
The coolest background check I heard of was this guy who just had "military records destroyed, approach with caution".
Were they hired?
@Charlie Franco can I come to your house
@Charlie Franco I’ll eat it
Idk...if military records had to be destroyed, it might not have been for a good reason.
@@goe5 I've never heard of someone under orders to have their records destroyed. I've seen a number of guys get chaptered under less than honorable conditions over the years and at no time were their records ever destroyed
0:10 Now I remember another reddit post, where a dude had clear blood tests, but his urine sample tested positive for alcohol. It turned out to be a set of freak occurences: dude was diabetic, so there was sugar in his urine, and got a yeast infection in his bladder, which processed that sugar into booze.
I remember reading that one before! I can only imagine how he must have felt after knowing he was literally pissing alcohol.
Same, I sort of remember reading that post somewhere.
At least once, someone with that condition was arrested for DUI before they realized what they had. The truth of the condition came when the lawyer fed the guy a spaghetti dinner in prison and he was intoxicated within the hour. The guy went on a low-carb diet after that to stop being perpetually drunk
i can imagine with the 'hit a manatee girl' that her boat just slightly bonked it, making it spin in the water slowly before it swam off not realising anything had happened and the authorities just freaking out about it
No, people won't notice them and actually run them over, the propeller slicing up the manatees back. It's terrible and tragic
@@nyotamwuaji6484 i know, i just wanted to think of it being nice and innocent and people freaking out since they're a protected species
thankfully they're blubbery enough to survive with scarring, still horrible but it's not a death sentence most of the time
We had a guy at my job get arrested at work by the FBI for stealing prescription meds out of the mail when he previously worked for the postal service. Awesome guy, we were very shocked when it happened.
Passing a background doesn't always mean clean, just that you haven't been convicted. I work in education so everyone has tons of clearances. I once worked with a teaching assistant who had been with the district for years yet had a reputation of harming students. She never stayed at a building for more than a year and kept getting passed around due to too many complaints from parents. One day she assaulted one of my students right in front of another staff member. We immediately notified the principal and CPS, she was removed from the premises, and we thought she would FINALLY get fired. Nope, despite my student's parents pushing for her firing she was put on administrative leave for the rest of the year and the next year I saw her at a training for a position in yet another building in the district. And it wasn't a case of union protection because even the union president wanted her gone but the superintendent refused for some reason. And there were no legal ramifications. Sometimes I hate this country, like you get caught with 3 ounces of pot and you're locked away for years but even though we claim to care about kids you can basically do whatever you want to them so long as it isn't CP, and even then you might still get away with it.
Got a job at a credit card processor. 3 days after training I see a lady getting walked out in handcuffs. She was in charge of deposits for large companies. Thought she could get away with diverting one company's deposit for one day to her own account then switching it back. A guy told me the sentence for wire fraud is 10 years. She had a husband & kids!
That’s awful about the teaching assistant.
If she Assaulted a Minor in front of another Staff Member and CPS was called, WHY IN HELL WASN'T THE POLICE CALLED TOO???
She should have been Arrested and Charged by the Police...by the sounds of it, it would have been a Slam-Dunk Case for the DA and once she's Convicted, the Superintendant would have no choice but to fire her since there's no way she'd pass the background check anymore...and that's assuming she didn't get Jail Time or the Judge didn't slap a stay away from Minors as a condition of Parole/Release...
Boss hired a guy. Came to me saying he needed 2 weeks off for court. I explained how jury duty worked on our state. Turns out it wasn’t jury duty. It was a murder charge. Against him. Boss hadn’t done his background check because he was lazy.
And Deb Shaw was never seen again
@@p0rtalsg4ming59 he was actually acquitted but holy hell. He did get fired tho for not disclosing the situation. If he had, they probably wouldn’t have had to fire him.
He was a nice kid. It was a wrong place, wrong time, stupid reaction thing. Saw someone lying on the side of the road. Recent victim of a hit and run. Saw a cop, figured they’d think he did it, and took off like a bat out of hell. His car did have some front end damage when he bought it. Of course, the cops assumed it did it and didn’t look elsewhere. They did catch the driver after he was acquitted. Hopefully he moved to another area where his name wouldn’t be so well known.
@@debshaw680 hot damn. Tell him I'm sorry
Depends who he killed tbh
In the UK in the final year of school you do work experience for 2 weeks. I was 15 and working at a charity shop. 2 new volunteer started around the same time as me. A married couple, the woman was around 18 (I remember her because she was a few years above me and had gone to the same school as me) and a man late 40s.
We quickly found out her family had disowned her for marrying him but she wouldn't say why. I don't want to sound cruel but she was awful looking, short greasy ginger hair curly and looked like it had never been brushed brushed or washed and she had the biggest yellow bucked teeth. He wasn't good looking either. So I thought at the time maybe she married him because she thought he was all she could get and her family disapproved because he was much older.
No. He was a child molester and her family disowned her because of that. She knew and didn't care.
He was fired straight away because it was a children's charity and often her school volunteers.
My school stopped the work experience the year after mine. Shame, it's fantastic. And yeah... the guy is a bastard.
I posted a similar comment on a video about a doctor who got arrested for doing a procedure while on a hoverboard (among other charges). For every rape and/or murder charge, there's silly stuff like a goofball who decided to throw oranges at a house (which is understandable if damages were caused). The things people get in trouble for.
"...Oh no, it's a drive-by fruiting..."
Had to be said. 😖
someone must have had a really bad day to throw oranges at people AND get arrested for it lmaoo
Guess their run by fruiting didn't go as planned.
I was working at a job I loved, and had a co-worker who cleared under his initial background check. Roughly a month later, my boss came running into the office, yanked me out of there, took me back to my apartment, made sure my fiance was there, and told me not to let anyone else inside, under any circumstances.
I found out this co-worker had tried changing his last name and under a new criminal background check my boss found out that he had a long list of sexual and assault charges by mothers and other women. My boss told me he thought of me as one of his daughters and didn't want that man anywhere near me.
Very scary!
My boss hired a guy for a supervisor position, telling me that new guy had been a cop in three large cities, including the one that we were in. Soon after training, red flags began to pop up. This guy didn't know how to work an AED (defibrillator) and he had never seen one. He didn't know how to work a security gate. He was amazed by security cameras. I ran my own background check and found that he had been a cop in our city, but for only 8 months and that was 20 years ago. He had moved to L.A. and spent 20 years working as a waiter in a restaurant, while trying anything to break into show biz. I put together a termination package and headed to H.R. for faking a resume. My boss stopped me just before I got there and begged me to give him another chance.
The final straw, I heard rumors that he was sleeping, between shifts, on company property (big time not allowed). On Christmas, one of the other supervisors called me and told me where he was sleeping. I called my boss and asked:"You want to do it, or should I?" My boss terminated him.
Many of the places I have gone to work for say they do background checks, but don't even offer the paperwork to authorize it.
(In US) criminal background checks require authorization by applicant but a general online check doesn't. Criminal charges may or might not show on general check.
Worse part about these background checks is some people who actually want to get their life back together will never be given the chance. Can't blame the companies though some people are just messed up.
That's their fault they should've thought about that earlier while they were acting like a fool
@@matthew7519 Everyone makes mistakes, it's only human. So unless your an immortal being or an alien, you aught to have a bit more compassion. People adapt to how they are treated, so treat them as worthless and they will become just that.
@@logankimmet3465 they messed up their lives being a clown now they reep what they sew good for them
@@matthew7519 and that's the reason the chances of them getting back into prison is higher. All these background checks are stupid. People get sentenced to prison for their actions, get fined, or sent to do social work, and that's their punishment. It's not society's job to trial and punish people, that's why there are judges, prisons etc.
Might as well start chopping off people's heads in an interview for drug possesion 20 years ago, because they were the fools
@@davidl6566 should've thought of that earlier before they did the crime
Even if the student is 18, if they haven’t graduated yet, personnel in our school division are prohibited from having intimate relationships with students. Charges may not have been filed, but that should have been grounds for the state to revoke his teacher’s license.
Yep, depending on country (I only count 1st world here) age of consent can be as low as 14, but it's generally a rule that teachers are not allowed to date students, because of obvious field for abuse. It's basically counting for next scandal to hit the school, simply not worth the risk.
@MegaSkilla this isn’t law, but rather school board policy. It applies to all employees of the school division about any student enrolled in the division, regardless of whether the student is in that teacher’s class or even if they are at the same school.
For example, a teacher at a high school on the north side of the county could be dating a student at a high school on the south side of the county and it would still violate our school board’s policy.
Oh man I used to be a Background Check Investigator. Where do I begin? Nurses on cocaine, twins who stole money and each claimed to be the other one when caught, chiropractor who was bribed, etc
Chiropractor bribed for what?? Now I'm curious
@@ThatSilverDude so he was in on a scheme (can't remember what it's called) to bill for patients that he didn't see in order to share the money with whoever was initiating this. Maybe I wouldn't call it a bribe? He was not allowed to practice chiro anymore so he became a nurse 🙈
@@JanuaryZero lmfao the stupid shit people do for a bit of extra cash
Regarding the chiropractor: that’s insurance fraud. And if he was in cahoots with someone who posed as a “patient,” then that is conspiracy to commit fraud. So, another count for that.
Lol. Dong hanging out. I'd grab anything heavy nearby and starts hitting it with heavy item while screeching at top of lungs.
"I'm sorry. I'm thought a little mouse crawled up your pants!"
LOL🤣🤣🤣
"A good story."
Followed by basically 'sex enslavement'.
Some people need too take a step back and rethink their life.
I was a supervisor for a security company after retiring from the Army. A couple of the posts we had to staff with guards required a very stringent background check. After about two weeks on the job, I started going through records at my boss' insistence. When I found that no background checks had been done on at least ten hires and there were five who had checks and showed up with serious felonies, I quit on the spot. No way in Hades was I going to be the scapegoat for that company's lack of integrity. Found out later that I would not have been the first one they set up like that.
The state I'm in requires guard cards, and to get them, you have to have a very clean background to begin with. So, just asking for the guard card, and it not coming up as expired or revoked, is about all that's needed to weed out the "should not be here's." Deep background checks are expected, in addition to that, of course.
There is a Trainer Manager where I work who was sentenced to 20 years in prison. He tortured and killed his own child in the 90s. Now he gets to work across the street from a fucking school and manages how new applicants are trained. Worst thing about it is we can't say anything about it or get fired. It enrages me. There are also about 4 pedos who work here too. Keep in mind we are across the street from a school
Tell me where and I'll report them anonymously. I don't know your real name and the kids are safe
Please, do your best to make sure no kids are left unsupervised w/them. I know it's not your responsibility but you have the ability to make it harder to victimize others. Check w/the kids casually how things are going so they don't get further isolated.
Why is there a law that says you can't say anything about it?
Are we doing a mob-justice?
@@anders8204 without proof, saying anything would be slanderous and potentially dangerous. There are disclosure / privacy laws regarding past actions. The employer could fire OP for disclosing info, and OP could face civil suit IF untrue but would not face criminal penalties for doing so.
Everyone knows about it. I was talking about it a Union rep when the TM pissed me off. He got really worried and told me not to say anything about it because of discrimination. That he understood how I felt and was almost fired himself for bringing it up.
You guys want to do anything about it his name is Mark Phillips working at C&S Logistics 336 E Penn Ave, Robesonia, PA 19551 He is the Trainer Manager
Erm they go on interviews to keep on benefits. In case some didn’t know.
In UK? In US you just fill out a form saying your applying for jobs. Either way more than half of people have been cut off unemployment since December. Including my husband and we survive on my teaching salary, which btw is painful. Yes he has a part time job but it barely helps anything. Damn COVID.
@@LCee7 yes in the us (in non-covid times of course, right now everyone is jobless) but basically one of the rules of benefits here is to be actively looking for a job/a minimum number of interviews a week to receive benefits. so if you just keep going to them and not getting the job you can keep getting the benefits without working for a certain amount of time.
@@herusaleron6793 they still cut you off after a period of time regardless of how hard you’ve looked
@@LCee7 read my entire comment i literally said that lol
@@herusaleron6793 right not arguing with you have a good one
So a guy does an interview for a job and only discusses video games and not the job???? Sign me up!!!!
That was 2nd interview.
Thought of that too. Doesn’t sound like the most serious interview tbh...
I had that in an interview. First one was a serious interview, the second we just spoke about cars and call of duty 🤣 I suppose its about fitting in the company culture.
Who knows, couldve been an interview for a game developing company or something in that field
I mean, alcohol IS a drug.
I take alcohol crimes like DWIs very very seriously. If you have an alcohol problem then I don’t want you working around me. Idc what you do in your personal life but you come in drunk or drive drunk and we got a problem homie
@@JustSendMeLocationPlease I've shown up to work drunk/high 1 or 2 times but really dont like it. It makes me slow, stupid and unproductive just making it harder to get shit done. I just don't see why people do it tbh
@@miningape same dude. It just makes me slow and I can’t be making mistakes and shit. I need to get to it right away and don’t take a break till 3-4 hours into my shift. Save that shit for when you get home and are relaxing when it’s necessary
@@JustSendMeLocationPlease exactly I'd rather do my work fast and we'll, then take a break and feel good about it, than be stupid for 8 hours and never get a break while making mistakes that make me do more work
@@miningape I can relate. The only time I got kind drunk I remember I complained a lot because of how hard it wasto think and how clumsy I felt. Most drunkards claim to love that feeling and how it numbstheir senses so they don't have to think. I guess they really have nothing going on for them in that case.
If a 16 yr old killed his dad, I think it might be a good idea to look into why....
A 10 year old shot his dad in the head. His dad was a neonazi leader who also beat his son regularly. I don't blame the kid. Technically he killed a child abuser and a nazi who just happened to be related to him.
“You must work for the Vatican Bank.” LOL 🤣🤣🤣
Had a person apply for a job, admitted he robbed pensioners (34) but was a reformed character since he got out of jail. I asked him if he had paid his victims back. He said no why should he, he'd been punished but l pointed out they were pensioners and victims. Unless he paid his victims back he wasn't reformed and l wouldn't hire him !
Prison is for those convicted and sentenced to over 1yr.
Jail is sentences under 1 yr and those waiting for trial.
Most jail inmates are those waiting for trials and have not been found guilty of any crime.
This story happened the other way around. Dude worked in my store for years. Friendliest guy ever. Always had a big smile on his face, always cracking jokes, always slapping people on the back, called everyone he met "buddy." Customers loved him. Beer, pool and The Cleveland Browns seemed to be his entire life. He never talked about anything else. He was always inviting me to go with him to this country bar to play pool after work. I don't drink, I suck at pool and I hate country music, so I never went. But the guy was so NICE I felt guilty about saying no.
One day he didn't show up for work or answer his phone. Next day, same thing. About a week later the owner told us he is banned from the store and if we even see him in the parking lot call the police. Wouldn't tell us why.
Well, you can find out a lot searching the Clerk of Court website. This story never made news somehow, but I was able to follow it online through public court filings. Dude was convicted of raping a 6-year-old.
I am so glad I never hung out with that guy after work.
Were I work they hired a lady that had put down on her application that she had been convicted of first degree murder and was given a job in a merchandise shop.
When the background check came back they found that she also had a conviction for armed robbery.
When they called her in to fire her she stated that the reason she didn’t put down the armed robbery was because it was part of the murder.
It seams that she was with her when boyfriend when he committed the armed robbery and killed someone who decided to fight with him.
She thought that since murder was worse than robbery that it would be okay not to have to mention it.
Amazing that my company would hire a person convicted of murder but fire someone working in merchandise for not telling them about an armed robbery conviction!?
One thing I learned when I got my first supervisory job and later confirmed with some management teachers I had (industry pros but teaching part time in a junior college):
When someone calls to confirm a job reference, you want to avoid possible legal trouble by confirming only start and end dates, and final.position worked. Do not go into detail. Be firm. But your tone of voice can tell the hiring manager oodles. And they can then infer what you won't say to avoid legal repercussions by the WAY you confirm their employment.
My background checks always take about 5 weeks to be completed. Not sure why, I have a clean record and I hope it stays that way.
I bet that gay guy is still happy
22:30 Bro literally did a background check and found literal War Crimes 💀
I don’t get this, almost all people with a bad background of crime or charges are usually extremely very sorry and want to have someone except that they’re sorry and give them a job, because even if they understand how to have a normal life and be a better person, they can’t find a job because nobody will hire them, they’re just people trying to come back to society and make a living as a normal human being. Therefore, when they get turned down for job after job, they feel useless, worthless, and ridiculed for doing something they’re sorry for, it makes me generally mad. (P.S. , please excuse my grammatical errors & flaws.)
Once I got served at work with papers that my check was going to be garnished for not paying speeding tickets. I didn't receive any tickets so called the #. Got bounced around 4 times. Finally I get a guy who asks my birthday. I tell him. "We got the wrong guy," he says, and removes the garnishment. Turns out some guy with my same name got them. Next year, same thing. I call the #. Get bounced around. Land with some girl. Tell her my story: "The same thing happened last year. They checked my birthday and removed it." "Well, birthday doesn't really have anything to do with it." They just want money. They don't care if it's from an innocent person. I screamed at her, "Take it off!" She did.
Why is nobody talking about the felony possession of a weapon of mass destruction. That is absolutely insane
17:00 I also had an 8th grade teacher who was pretty problematic. He had some really bad anger issues which scared a lot of students, and he even tried to frame myself and a friend of mine by saying we were cheating on a test that was originally homework and that he told the entire class that we could help each other out with it.
Looked him up recently to see if he worked there (I had him back in 2015 - 2016) and accidentally ended up finding out that he was arrested for a DWI in 2013. He doesn't work there anymore but I have no clue exactly when he was fired and for what reason.
Employers at Reddit never do background checks, as we have seen.
They must really REALLY love children, in an Epstein sort of way
Oh they almost certainly did a background check on them. Because it seems the identity protection measures were apparently in place before people discovered that such a person of questionable tastes worked for Reddit. Makes you wonder if that's standard practice for them, and how many employees they have with similar tastes.
They absolutely do! If you're leaning in the wrong political direction or don't condone diddling you're suddenly not a team-player or not fit for the company culture!
My dad’s company doesn’t drug test their employees upon hiring, they only check if there is a workplace incident.
How do people survive a background check? I would like to see how to help people in need
I work for the California DOJ and my job is completely based around background checks. I can confirm that there are different kinds of background checks based on what you apply for, and most do not release everything on a person's RAP sheet. Some only release what a person is convicted of, some of time limits on when things can be released, while others still are limited to crimes that are connected to the industry, for example: if you're applying for a banking job or financial institution, only financial crimes are released, like fraud and theft. There are literally cases where I have had to delete a murder conviction from someone's RAP sheet because I wasn't legally allowed to release it for the type of job application. Yes, it sucks. No, I don't get it. Oh, and in California, somewhere between 1/3 to 2/3 of the entire population has at least 1 DUI. Our drivers suck.
Dude what is up with the guy saying "he served his time, people change" about the guy who literally murdered his own father
Now, I'm playing Devils Advocate - but the person you were at 16 is a world away from the person you are at 36+.
If the complaint is the sentence length, I hear that - but even ex-criminals need to work and pay their way in society.
There is also the possibility that the father was abusive and he didn't feel that there was another way out.
2:09 They were just trying to save Cheech from prison bullies, dude.
(I wonder if anyone will get the reference, lol)
248 Counts of Sexual Abuse of Children, Tampering with Evidence and Creation/Design of obscene Material...
And he's not in Solitary Confinement in Prison or Dead HOW???
I was trying to get my friend a job with me. He punished the interview and the drug test (even though we smoke). Background check came back and he didnt get the job because of hard drug charges as well as running from the cops etc. He didnt get the job.
I've since stopped talking to him because I found out he also beats women.
Not an employer, but I worked as a support worker for a high functioning paranoid schizophrenic who killed their own 11 month baby. They applied for a job as a support worker for a different company too, they got offered a job but that offer was retracted after their DBS checks came back.
4:16 how was the POS not in jail!? 248 charges FFS
16:43 - Calling BS
"Modified weapon" and "Modified Pistol" do not add up to Weapon of Mass Destruction. The weapon would have to be modified in such a way that the only ammunition it discharges is something that qualifies as a WMD Material - which would be Chemical, Biological, or Radiological. If Chemical, it must be a lethal chemical. Tear Gas Guns do not count. Doing this with a handgun (pistol) would require that handgun to fire a very large cartridge in the first place (otherwise, it'd be a different charge altogether) such as shotgun shells, or the "pistol" in the first place be a Verey Pistol/Flare Pistol (not considered a firearm) and the flare replaced with some kind of munition that would qualify as a WMD.
Modifying a firearm (specifically, a pistol) is not a crime in and of itself UNLESS you modify what the ATF calls a "Pistol" into a "Short-Barreled Rifle" by adding a stock, WITHOUT obtaining an SBR Tax Stamp, or by taking a pistol and modifying it to fire on FULL AUTOMATIC (which is possible with Glocks, for example, using illegal Trigger/Striker Endcap Kits). These, again, are not Weapons of Mass Destruction.
If the supposed Friend was in for Felony Possession of a WMD, and was charged Federally (as they should have been) the statute under 18 USC SS 2332a calls for LIFE IMPRISONMENT or the DEATH PENALTY. This story is so full of crap, it's brown.
22:26, Recommends that he might be a good candidate for something, Sounds like he was wonderful in a leadership position but needed psychological treatment and someone to watch over him for mental instability. or you could just send him to the Hague to answer for his WAR CRIMES. (The Hague is when the UN has is court system at.)
Worked at a place where someone had failed a background check. Was in the care setting, awful place but the failed check was after they had been hired. She was shouting at a service user, alarm was raised due to this. Turned out she had a history of heroin possession and robberies. Yeah, she was fired.
20 years for a murder at 16 Jesus, though I am more interested in the why he did that
“Knew his stuff inside and out” you can say that again 😏
Final post, Like your honesty but feel sorry you are having a hard time seeking employment because no one wants to risk it.
No it's their fault they should've thought about that earlier while they were acting like a fool
What are you in jail for?
Robbed a bank with a nuke.
I thought the one with the bread in the bathroom was going to go a completely different direction
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22:14
The hell?
That last story... C'mon! Like, why would someone lied about being to jail if they didn't go?
The very last story reminds me of Scott Lang’s brief stint in Baskin Robbins
3:30 why are your emails turning up on background checks?
hi so im working for a truck company as i got my cdl a and they want to do a hair follicle test hownfar back do they usually go? the last time i touched any drugs were december 3rd, 2019.
should i be good???
You should be. You shouldn't have been doing drugs in the first place, but in case you pop positive and it's a weak'ish hit, you can always lie about it. If it's just a little weed, with no arrests behind it, you can excuse it as saying you had no choice but to stay with someone that was an habitual weed smoker, or be homeless, and you probably got contact highs from it, but you never did it yourself (and the reason it doesn't come up stronger/more recent). Just never, ever admit to anyone that you did drugs. EVER. For any reason.
If you have a CDL and such, you better not be getting high or anything like that while you're working, dude. Get clean, if you aren't totally already. Realize - being high on weed while driving a huge truck can end up with a lot of dead, innocent people. I'm all for giving people second and third chances and all, and you can't claw your way up from the gutter without a job. So, best of luck.
The guy who was arrested for possession of a weapon of mass destruction is quite the sigma male.
Man's built different
1st. Person is needing AA
I share a name with a guy that was arrested for plotting to blow up a couple of 12 million gallon propane tanks. Luckily it's easy to tell that is not me.
its always, so i knew this guy, 50 or so, and we couldn't find him.
No half measures 💯
I lost out of supervising kids during class cos company which kicked me out for failure to report a collision couldnt be assed tk confirm it
Alcohol tests should be discrimination. Some people need it to function
For the first story. Alcohol is a drug. No one thinks of it as one but it is.
Hmmm a background check... take notes Reddit
13:57 Who let the dong out?
Who, who, who, who, who?
This made me google myself. Apparently I'm boring
4:18 wait how many FUCKING accounts?
11:00 So that's the thing, people you and many other people may like.
You know the good ones, can turn out to be the worst, and its all ways about kid p, or kid r or just both.(I will not write the full words)
For example, here on TH-cam.
Jim bop gaming and toonkriticy2k.
They like children, they what kid r, and had kid p.
I'm pretty shore Jin is in jail, as he has not been seen in years(I think), and Zak(toonkriticy2k real name.)
Is still out there, trying to find his way back into the fandom that kick him out, and hates him.
He has made at last 5 different TH-cam channels/twitch accounts.
Gets reported and dose it again.
Oh and both channels that I and many others liked.
So ya it happens.
Jin even had his own video game made for him. By a fan. For free.
A waste of time and effort on a p(person that likes children in a way they should not.)
I feel sorry for that fan.
Back when I worked for an agency I had the displeasure of finding out a candidate who came through had served time for molesting 10+ children. The dude changed his name by a one letter difference and the reference he supplied told me to google him. He was terminated from the previous role because he worked with a victims family member. I refused to put him forward for any roles but a coworker of mine decided to put him forward for a job I secured and, obviously, we lost the contract. This was the turning point for me to leave the industry and never come back.
i want 2 get a modified weapon so i can tell people i went down cos i owned a weapon of mass destruction
The first one is idiotic: "a person is tested... when they pee in the bottle" surmises that everyone from the medical staff takes his turn to pee in the bottle of the examined.
dang im here early
Damn
Pi
Aren't You Going Say, "I'm First ! " ?
Cuz Nobody Cares.
@@hollylengyel5105 salty lol
But that's ok, I get it lol
What’s so bad about taking a pre-employment drug test with alcohol in your system? That’s a really lousy excuse not to hire someone.
Whoa
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The creepy guy should have gotten that shitty bread. If you think someone is a creep, it's most likely they are
That's a fucked up reason to potentially give someone a disease and there are a lot of reasons you shouldn't judge someone just because you believe someone is a creep, what about the socially awkward people or the fuctionly autistic people who may seem like creeps to ignorant people but just don't get social cues
I'd hire someone who failed the drug/alcohol test. Simple as do what you will on your time, not mine.
im the 39th like :)
I was the 217th view
39th comment!
RES-U-ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Pull the plug on your auto-voice. It doesn't pronounce properly.
"Res you may"
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Da hell?
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@@dshe8637
Allow me to translate from the insanity bot dialect to plain English, given the context of the video:
"nose" + "regret (criminal)" + "radiate" + "verdict" + "therapeutic" + "noisy"
Not hired because criminal record states they were arrested for disturbing the peace due to cocaine. /s
@@theLuigiFan0007Productions Fascinating, thank you 👍