If an employer has an employee with an active warrant for his arrest, should the employer let the police know?
The police already know. A search of the employee in their database will show the active warrant.
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The police already know. A search of the employee in their database will show the active warrant.
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This does not disqualify you per se. But, as my colleagues have mentioned, you will not likely be selected to serve. Answer all questions truthfully.