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I believe after 6 years a caution for shoplifting would be filtered from an enhanced DBS check.
However as said I would declare the caution. I had a similar thing from when I was 18 and when I went for SC clearance with the MOD I had to declare. Its a a truth and trust check as much as anything else.
I have also had a DBS check for a school and it was clean.
However his finger prints and DNA will be kept on PNC forever.
He should be ok.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dbs-fil...
However as said I would declare the caution. I had a similar thing from when I was 18 and when I went for SC clearance with the MOD I had to declare. Its a a truth and trust check as much as anything else.
I have also had a DBS check for a school and it was clean.
However his finger prints and DNA will be kept on PNC forever.
He should be ok.
https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/dbs-fil...
Edited by surveyor_101 on Monday 11th September 13:13
Edited by surveyor_101 on Monday 11th September 13:15
Thermobaric said:
What about if you were mistakenly arrested and obviously not charged or cautioned. Are they required to destroy DNA & finger prints then?
No.I think if you are "wrongfully" arrested then you can apply but not under normal circumstances.
Wrongful doesn't just mean you were innocent either!
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