Throwaway account, but after four years of interning at NASA through the standard OSSI internships, I was finally offered a Pathways position. Literally a dream come true. The trouble comes a few days afterwards...
I had a little bit of time before finals started and I had just recently gotten the news that I got the job, so I decided to have 2 days of celebration before starting the study grind. The second day, however, I got way too drunk. I live on/near a very large college campus, so it's nothing too out of the ordinary. However the walk home I ended up alone and I only remember bits and pieces. The problem is that I'm fairly certain I just out of the blue, for no reason at all, kicked a random parked car's body kinda near the tire. I was approached by a cop who could obviously tell I was super intoxicated, and he asked if it was my car. I told him no, obviously. The conversation was relatively pleasant, as he continued to talk to me for a bit and asked where I lived and what I was studying and if I was going to be able to make it home alright. What I don't remember is whether or not he let me off with a warning or if he told me that he was going to mail me a citation for disorderly conduct. I think he checked my driver's license, but my fingers are crossed that he mostly did this to ensure I was 21. This all happened at approximately 2AM on December 7th, so at the time of writing this it's been about 37 hours since the incident.
I'm horrified that I just completely blew my chances at this Pathways job if I find out that they mailed me a citation for a minor misdemeanor. I have accepted the job through discussions with HR, my future mentor, and the branch chief, however I have not yet received the official paperwork for it (not sure if this matters). If this goes down and I end up with a misdemeanor from one god damn stupid night, I'll end up hating myself. I have no criminal record or tickets other than a fender bender or two when I was 16. I also called both the University Police and the City Police this morning (approximately 31 hours after the event) to ask about reports filed, and both of them said that no reports were filed about the event. I don't know if this means the cop decided to give me a break or if it's just taking a while for him to report it. I plan on calling the court that would mail out the citations on Monday.
TLDR:
Accepted a Pathways position, have no criminal record, get too drunk in celebration, unsure if let off with a warning or if a minor misdemeanor charge for disorderly conduct is going to be mailed to me.
What are the chances this completely screws me over?
I'm trying so hard to convince myself that because I've interned there for 4 consecutive summers and that I've never had anything like this happen before that they'll let it slide, but I know that government work (especially when we're talking about the aerospace industry) can sometimes be unforgiving. Please be honest.
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