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I also believe that Texas considers the continuation with out a finding a deferred adjudication, but it was not a felony. Does that make a difference?

AJSully421 wrote:I assume that "A&B" means Assault & Battery?

Also... quit assaulting people.

Thanks for your service!

Haha, the first one wasn't really even an assault, bunch of teenagers shooting at each other with bb guns (stupid I know, but was kinda like airsoft back in the day with crappie Daisy springers) and one kid who got hurt and told his state trooper daddy.

Second one was false accusation that was dropped by the accuser. Wasn't like I was a thug going around beating people up.


Thank you for the reply, it was helpful. I didn't want to keep calling dps and wasting their time and mine if it wasn't possible to get.

So I submitted my application for a LTC after moving to Texas, all in on May 24th, 2016. Just recieved a letter from DPS last week requesting more information on 2 things that came up on my background check.

I contacted the district court and had the dockets sent to me.

First offense was in September of 1998= A&B with a dangerous weapon (bb gun).

-Sentence or other disposition= Sufficient facts found but continued without a guilty finding until 5/14/1999.

-Final disposition= Dismissed on recommendation of probation court.

Second offense was in September of 2004= A&B

-Disposition= Nolle Prosequi


I am a Military Veteran and was a Military Police Officer after these dates and carried on duty and deployments without issue.
Will these events disqualify me from getting my CHL in Texas?