[MangoJoe]

Thought I was ok for issue of CCW permit in KY, but State Police turn up "on NCIC" an old (1960) USAF court martial I had for "wrongful appropriation of government property". On NCIC no less! A guy who worked for me and I used less than $200 in unit funds to throw a keg party and the CO went ballistic. I took the hard fall, short time, reduction in rank, but went on to serve 2 more years and got out with an Honorable and stayed in Reserves for 2 more years. Anyone know how, short of hiring a DC lawyer, I can get that taken out of the NCIC. It looks like it might keep me from getting the CC permit.

 

[jarhead79]

Appeal. Askin ain't gettin' but it sure increases the odds.

 

[QKShooter]

Hummmmmmmm.........

You used OUR Taxpayer Dollars To Buy Beer? :nono:

You owe us all a Cold One!:biggrin2:

1960 ??? I would appeal it. You should have no trouble getting that erased.
You had an Honorable Discharge & still got "stuck" with that? Weird.

 

[rocky]

Well, that sucks. Hope you can get it cleared up. You may need to get it expunged from your record.

 

[madmike]

Sounds to me like my tax dollars went to good use, for a change! :yup:

In any event, it sure sounds like an overly-zealous application of the law, to me. Then again, I do live in the "Gunshine" state.

Just doesn't seem right to deny based on ancient history, 'specially for a non-violent offense. :tongue:

Really, look into whatever appeal process that exist. Who knows, maybe all it will take is a review and not require a lawyer. (Well, it could happen!)

Best of Luck!

mm

 

[P95Carry]

That sucks beyond belief. 1960 ?? Sheesh!!

You must do whatever it takes - for this trivial piece of ''dirt'' on you to preclude a CCW is just ludicrous. Most sorry to hear of it and hope it can (as it should be) resolved.

 

[rstickle]

1960, someone has a long memory! Like the others said........

 

[Bud White]

Hope you can get it Cleared up

 

[Redneck Repairs]

i would think the va could possibly help with this , if nothing else ask at the closest va hospital about advocate groups , they might not be the right ones but would be a starting place to find out where / how to go .

 

[tanksoldier]

Well, not to be the downer but you did make your own bed.

Any military conviction, even NJP (Art 15, Captain's Mast, Office Hours, whatever) is a Federal conviction with a Federal record.

We tell young Soldiers all the time that this stuff will follow them the rest of their lives, and they don't believe it.

 

[Rezin]

Wow, you arch criminal you!

I think an appeal may work. Also, maybe a vet group can help.

 

[jarhead79]

I know what it is....

His CO from 1960 was on the review board for his CCW Permit. Those darn COs, they never let go.