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Answered . This is not a criminal defense question; It is an administrative / regulatory / licensing question, and no lawyer can tell you whether or not you will be able to be certified as a police officer.
If you want to increase your odds at getting a competent answer then you should ask the only folks who can provide you an answer, to wit: the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. For your convenience I have attached a link to their website below.
Please see: https://www.fdle.state.fl.us/Content/getdoc/16b5a8f6-412c-4c72-817e-d26cb05b2e3d/how-to-become-an-officer.aspx
In so far as he pardon aspect of your question, everything that you ever wanted to know about clemency – “the pardon process” – can be found at the following link :https://fpc.state.fl.us/Clemency.htm .
Sadly, at best an award of executive clemency is a veritable lottery drawing, and at worst it is truly a political process which is housed in a shroud of alleged fairness. In point of fact the odds of getting an award of a gubernatorial pardon are probably close to those for winning the lottery.
I hope that I have been helpful in answering your question.
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