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An LAPD applicant was terminated from a job five years ago for a policy violation. On the Personal History Statement, the applicant intentionally lists the reason for leaving as 'laid off' to avoid a negative perception. During the field investigation, the truth is discovered. What is the most likely outcome?
The investigator will overlook the issue since it happened long ago.
The applicant will be given a chance to explain the discrepancy in a follow-up interview.
The applicant will be disqualified for dishonesty and lack of integrity.
The applicant's file will be noted, but the process will continue if the rest of the record is clean.
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The applicant will be disqualified for dishonesty and lack of integrity.
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