Question about my record and employment?

Fall of 2005 I was heading out of Denver International Airport towards Atlanta International Airport, my grandmother was dying and I was going to go see her in Atlanta with my mother.

It was hunting season and I had a large blade meant for gutting an elk in my back pack when I went hunting in northern Colorado.

I went hunting in October, and then traveled in November, and I forgot the blade was in my backpack, and I used the same back pack as a carry on for frontier airlines.

I forgot it was in my backpack, I thought I had gotten it out but I did not, so the TSA people found the blade in an x-ray scan
and asked me and my mother a bunch of questions.

Then they let us on our way without penalty and we got on our original flight, there was no court date and a TSA officer returned the knife to us when we came back from Atlanta a week later.

So my question is will this incident be on my records? If so, will it effect my chances for employment in the future?

I was about to turn fourteen when the incident happened, and now I am almost sixteen and entering my sophomore year of high school.

Any help would be greatly appreciated, thanks.

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No dude. You are safe. TSA's aren't law enforcement officers. They are rent-a-cops. It would be like getting taken aside in a Shopping Mall.

No it will NOT be on your records. Only criminal convictions will be on your record for employment purposes. You were not even arrested or anything! Stop worrying! Good luck!

If there was no citation, then there shouldn't be anything on your record. The only reason there would be if you were arrested for having the knife. Since they didn't, you should be in the clear.