Woman Arrested at Job Interview
Wednesday, May 4, 2005
Amherst, Ohio (AP)
It wasn't Laurie Ralston's resume that got the attention of police. It was her record.
Ralston applied Thursday for a job as a dispatcher with the Amherst police department. When they did a background check, police quickly found out she has 17 traffic convictions, including seven speeding tickets and two citations for driving without a license.
Ralston was called in Friday for what she was told would be an interview. Instead, she was arrested and charged with failing to appear in court and driving without a license.
Ralston said she had no idea police were after her.
"It was just a little excessive to have that type of background and try to get a shot at this type of job," Lt. Joseph Kucirek said.
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