Last year I was given a notice to appear for disorderly intoxication but the charge was filed in error. It was given to me by a trainee cop who thought I was someone else. Long story short it was cleared up by the officers’ trainer and dropped by the state. I have a letter that states that no information was found due to charges being filed in error. Due to my ignorance of how this works, I thought since it was filed in error and it was the officers’ mistake the case would be gone and obviously I didn’t mention it. But over the weekend I was talking with a buddy who works in the county clerk’s office and he said that no matter what, that info can’t be deleted after it is entered even if it was in error. So the fact that it was filed in error doesn’t matter it’s still in the court system saying I was charged but it was dismissed/dropped for no information. I honestly thought I didn’t have to say anything since I have a letter from the state attorney saying the charges were filed in error. I think of myself of someone with integrity and I definitely want to do the right thing and can’t stop worrying about this. I’m in BDCP now so do I need to bring this up to my recruiter even though the charges were filed in error and I have the letter to prove it? I would have never of thought twice about this since I have that letter but now that I know the record is still in the system I feel like I’ve lied and I don’t like that feeling. Just need a little advice. Thanks