Will a police report show in background checks for a US government job?

I would like to apply for a government job, but I've had a police report filed on me a few months ago because of a misunderstanding I've made, mistaking a laptop that was mine but ended up it was not and I tried to take it. I cleared it up with the guy but the scene was big that the police came and took down my name and information for a police report. I was not convicted or pressed charges since it was a misunderstanding. Please refer to an older question I asked before for more information about the case if you like. My main question is, Will the US government be able to see this police report from a background check? Thanks.

What's the problem.

No charges were made, so there's nothing to worry about.

But why repeat this question?

Didn't you find the answers 3 minutes ago fitted with what you wanted to hear.

if there were no charges pressed then it shouldn't be a problem
they dig pretty deep. they are probably looking for convictions. next time don't touch whats not yours.
No that should not be a problem
I highly doubt it. if no charges were pressed then they wouldnt fill out a police report for something that was never a problem. Most likely that name on the paper went into the garbage since there was no reason to make a police report over a misunderstanding. they wouldnt want to go through all that paper work for nothing
They might have some information from the police report, but since no charges were pressed and it was a misunderstanding? They should just let it slide.
No .It will not show up.