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Here in Texas,
No felonies and no convictions of anything more than a Class B Misdemeanor which does not contain moral turpitude.
Deferred adjudication probation is applicable if successfully completed.
A Governor's Pardon is applicable if granted on the grounds of wrongful conviction or proof of innocence.
The following are also required.
State test, fingerprint card, and insurance through the state.
A list of Disqualifying Class B Misdemeanor Offenses are listed below directly from the Licensing and Registration Service – Private Security Administrative Rules Chapter 35
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RULE §35.42 Disqualifying Class B Misdemeanor Offenses
(a) Pursuant to the requirement of Section 1702.113(b), the following Class B misdemeanor
offenses (as reflected in the Texas Penal Code) are disqualifying for five years from the date
of conviction:
22.01 Assault (by threat or offensive contact with sports participant)
25.04 Enticing a child from lawful custody
31.03 Theft ($50 to $500)
32.41 Issuance of bad check (for child support)
32.45 Misapplication of fiduciary property
32.46 Securing execution of a document by deception
37.08 False report to police officer
37.12 False identification as peace officer
39.02 Abuse of official capacity
39.05 Failure to report death of prisoner
42.01 Disorderly conduct (firearm in public place)
42.02 Riot
42.061 Silent or Abuse Calls to 911 Service
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It is a State Jail Felony to contract with a bail bondsman to re-arrest said principle unless you are a TX Peace Officer, Licensed Private Investigator or Commissioned Security Guard
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Stephen Hester
Texoma Area, Texas
Cell: (903) 271-1967
StephenRHester@yahoo.com
"Professionalism First"
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