Does a TDO show up in a background check?

[Anonymous]

I attempted suicide this past summer and ended up in the hospital under a TDO (temporary detention order). I stayed in the hospital for just under 72 hours, then was released.

I wasn’t allowed to own a gun for six months, which was no big deal to me. It expired in December.

I just filled out into for a background check to volunteer for my kid’s extracurricular program. Will my TDO show up in my background check?

[Anonymous]

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[Anonymous]

According to the internet, it would in Virginia:

https://www.quora.com/Would-a-temporary-detention-order-Virginia-show-up-on-a-security-clearance

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:According to the internet, it would in Virginia:

https://www.quora.com/Would-a-temporary-detention-order-Virginia-show-up-on-a-security-clearance

I don't know if it would. In college I was charged with 2nd degree manslaughter by an overzealous 24 yo first year assistant DA following a car crash that killed my gf. I was struck by a drunk driver and a witness said they'd see me and him 'racing' prior to the crash. That was false but it didn't stop her from charging me. About 6 months later, all charges were dropped but it was on my record. Fast forward 25 years and I'm a volunteer with the Scouts and it did not show up on my check.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:According to the internet, it would in Virginia:

https://www.quora.com/Would-a-temporary-detention-order-Virginia-show-up-on-a-security-clearance

That is about a security clearance, not a run-of-the-mill background check.

They're very different things.

[Anonymous]

Has not shown up on background checks for a fa.ily member who has worked in the medical field in FL, TN, and NC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I attempted suicide this past summer and ended up in the hospital under a TDO (temporary detention order). I stayed in the hospital for just under 72 hours, then was released.

I wasn’t allowed to own a gun for six months, which was no big deal to me. It expired in December.

I just filled out into for a background check to volunteer for my kid’s extracurricular program. Will my TDO show up in my background check?

Is the program run by the government? If so, they might be able to see it.

If it's private, they are just going to see public records and a TDO is a health record.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:According to the internet, it would in Virginia:

https://www.quora.com/Would-a-temporary-detention-order-Virginia-show-up-on-a-security-clearance

I don't know if it would. In college I was charged with 2nd degree manslaughter by an overzealous 24 yo first year assistant DA following a car crash that killed my gf. I was struck by a drunk driver and a witness said they'd see me and him 'racing' prior to the crash. That was false but it didn't stop her from charging me. About 6 months later, all charges were dropped but it was on my record. Fast forward 25 years and I'm a volunteer with the Scouts and it did not show up on my check.

That’s terrible and shouldn’t show up on your background. Only actual convictions should.

[Anonymous]

It’s not a government entity. Just a Girl Scout camping trip.