You can always re-apply or request reinstatement. Whether or not you would be considered for reinstatement depends on many things. Though you were not convicted, the police can refuse to reinstate you for what is generally described as bad conduct or things that reflect poorly on the police department. Important facts to consider are if you had completed your probationary appointment when you were terminated, if you were suspended pending the outcome of the criminal case, whether you had a hearing before the police or City Human Resource Board, and a few other things.
You should meet with an attorney to review the facts of your case
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