Katalmach
Donator
Wondering if this has ever happened to everyone else
A select few of you might remember awhile back when I had said that I was no longer considering the Foreign Legion since I had found myself in a law enforcement career here in America.
I got a job offer from another department, moved 3000 miles across the whole country, and began to attend their academy. There was a lot of dialogue in the classes. I spoke up a lot about my year and a half of experience, mostly in order to gain clarity on how my new employer would handle similar situations
During a break, I got into a conversation about firearms with a class mate, who I had become friends with. We talked about training drills such as the 22422. He didn't know what it was, so I raised my hands up as if I was holding a rifle, and demonstrated.
Two days later (this recent Thursday), I was called into the Warden's office. He said an instructor reported me to him, told him I was too aggressive, looking to fight, and was pretending to shoot people with a pretend gun in class. I told the Warden it was bullshit, but he already had my termination letter in hand
So now I've had my career burned. Currently, awaiting to hear back from the US Army, they are trying to get me waivers for injuries (the collar bone I mentioned in a previous thread) and my tattoos. If I get word that they won't take me, I am quite literally at the very end of my rope. There are no other military or para military careers left for me to pursue in the United States, and I'll be saving up to get to France as soon as possible
Just curious if anybody has had their life ruined or off set by similar bull shit
A select few of you might remember awhile back when I had said that I was no longer considering the Foreign Legion since I had found myself in a law enforcement career here in America.
I got a job offer from another department, moved 3000 miles across the whole country, and began to attend their academy. There was a lot of dialogue in the classes. I spoke up a lot about my year and a half of experience, mostly in order to gain clarity on how my new employer would handle similar situations
During a break, I got into a conversation about firearms with a class mate, who I had become friends with. We talked about training drills such as the 22422. He didn't know what it was, so I raised my hands up as if I was holding a rifle, and demonstrated.
Two days later (this recent Thursday), I was called into the Warden's office. He said an instructor reported me to him, told him I was too aggressive, looking to fight, and was pretending to shoot people with a pretend gun in class. I told the Warden it was bullshit, but he already had my termination letter in hand
So now I've had my career burned. Currently, awaiting to hear back from the US Army, they are trying to get me waivers for injuries (the collar bone I mentioned in a previous thread) and my tattoos. If I get word that they won't take me, I am quite literally at the very end of my rope. There are no other military or para military careers left for me to pursue in the United States, and I'll be saving up to get to France as soon as possible
Just curious if anybody has had their life ruined or off set by similar bull shit