Dear Forum.. Do police interviews show up on checks?

[Dear Forum... 10]

I was accused of a crime involving a minor and was voluntarily interviewed by the police before being exonerated.

 

Will this show up on an enhanced disclosure and if so how do you get this removed?

[speedy69 10]

I was accused of a crime involving a minor and was voluntarily interviewed by the police before being exonerated.

 

Will this show up on an enhanced disclosure and if so how do you get this removed?

 

If you where exonerated I wouldn't say so.

[samonosuke 10]

I know a several people who have been arrested, bailed and then released without charge and the arrests have not shown on a DBS check.

[Dardandec 32]

If you weren't questioned under caution, I would imagine it wont make any difference at all. But having said that, being questioned either way and then being exonerated shouldn't make any difference.

[monkey104 10]

It will not show up on DBS check.

[melthebell 862]

convictions i think only, ive been done loads of times for things but not many convictions, not much shows up

[ANGELFIRE1 10]

I would seek professional help, much better than asking a forum for assistance for such important issue.

 

Angel1.

[geared 303]

The Police are required to remove records they hold on people who have not been convicted.

That includes those arrested and then proven innocent.

 

If you were questioned and then proven to not have committed any crime the police should have deleted your record already.

[ll49 10]

It will not show up on a DBS check. To show up you have to have been found guilty, given a caution, a reprimand or warning. Anything you've been foundnot guilty of, insufficient evidence or if it's simply intelligence they hold then that will not show.

 

It used to be the case that minor crimes dropped off your police record after a set amount of time but this is no longer the case.

[LeMaquis 10]

It will not show up on a DBS check. To show up you have to have been found guilty, given a caution, a reprimand or warning. Anything you've been foundnot guilty of, insufficient evidence or if it's simply intelligence they hold then that will not show.

 

I wouldn't be so sure of that;

 

"Each Police Force maintains a local record of information, which can be used to disclose information referred to on a disclosure in the ‘other relevant information’ section on an enhanced check. This is formally known as ‘approved information’. It is often more commonly referred to as ‘non-conviction information’ or ‘police intelligence’.

 

It normally relates to somebody who has never actually been convicted for the offence involved, but can also sometimes include additional information relating to a conviction.

 

What ‘local police information’ means

 

For the purposes of this page, local police information can include:

◾Fixed Penalty Notices (FPN’s)

◾Penalty Notices for Disorder (PND’s)

◾Findings of innocence

◾Acquittals

◾Cautions and convictions of those that you live with

◾Other Police intelligence (including allegations).

 

http://hub.unlock.org.uk/knowledgebase/local-police-information-2/

[monkey104 10]

Dear Forum, I have tried to email you with the relevant info but it appears your inbox does not accept messages.

[Vaati 11]

Dear Forum, I have tried to email you with the relevant info but it appears your inbox does not accept messages.

 

It doesn't, as per the signature of 'Dear Forum;':

 

"Dear Forum... is way of posting up an anonymous message for those difficult questions where you don't feel comfortable using your main identity. To ask a question just PM a Moderator who will post it in the strictest confidence."

 

So staff can post members personal questions on the forum for advice. We don't say who the person who asked the question is etc. You are welcome to post the information you have in this thread though.