Want federal law enforcement job but ticket on record?

I was in england, going to school. Got into a stupid fight at a gas station. I was purely acting in self defense.

Called the cops, but also was taken into custody. The cops said I should have walked away, as I had a chance.

Based on that I was taken into custody, taken to the station, booked, given a ticket/fine and released. However, that ticket will be on my record in England, not sure for how long.

The ticket was for "causing harrasment and alarm to public due to my words and behaviour".

No further action was needed other than paying the fine, which I did. No court hearing, no conviction, nothing else. That was the end of it.

This is the one and only trouble with the law in my entire life. One stand alone incident, of course have had speeding tickets. But no warrents or anything.

I want to apply for a federal law enforcement job, with ICE, CBP, FBI and so forth.

Would this ticket disqualify me from getting in? Or would this be a problem for me in any way?

It probably won't be disqualifying for most departments.

However, you will probably be asked about it.

For correct information pleace contact the humman resource of the organization of your choice. The ticket is mostly likely not disqualifying in and of its self. Be sure to disclose it on your application, as failure to do so is a fireable offense. As said previously, you will most likely be quizzed over the event. Relax, stay calm and just play up the school angle. Good luck.