On alternative is to contact your local police department, and submit a copy of your fingerrprints to the State police. They will run a criminal history check that should have all events recorded.
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Go to your local county police department, request a background form, and provide the necessary information. There is usually a nominal fee associated with it (approximately $25.00). You are also going to need to bring either your driver's license or state ID card to verify your identity.
