I recently went through a background investigation and took a polygraph test for my local PD. I have a general discharge(under honorable conditions) and withheld this information from my application. I planned on lying about this when asked during the polygraph. During the test, I was asked if I lied about any of my employment history, drug use, being around drugs, if I was lying about any of the questions, and a few other questions. The only lie I told was concerning my past employment. If anything, I thought that the test would show deception regarding it. I was wrong. To my surprise, after 3 rounds of 8 questions, the polygraphist told me that I had a "strong reaction" when asked about drugs. I have never done drugs, been around drugs, even marijuana. I was raised as a single child and both of my brothers(who were raised by my mother) have done drugs, mostly marijuana. He asked what I was thinking during those questions and I told him that I didn't have much time to think about anything, only time to answer. I told him that if anything, just the mention of drugs makes me think of my brothers. He asked more about my brothers drug use and tried to get me to falsely admit that I was around them when they used drugs, or that I was hiding the fact that my wife did drugs, or that I may have been in a vehicle with people doing drugs and it wasn't my fault, that I could admit to it. I thought it was funny and maybe even smiled a little when I denied all of these accusations. He told me to write a few sentences at the end of my packet regarding my brothers, and said he would forward it to HR. Does anyone consider this a pass, or that they would call me back for a second test, or a fail. Any advice or input would be appreciated, but I don't want to hear any "You should have done ......" or "You should have told him......" What happened has happened. Thanks!