Police collect their officers' DNA to ensure they do not contaminate crime scenes The Metropolitan Police is still missing nearly half of its officers' DNA from its database, and more than a fifth of ...

Fingerprints were studied off and on since the year 1200 when they appeared in a Chinese novel. In 1788, JC Mayer confirmed that fingerprints were unique to individuals and between 1880-1886, Henry ...

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A new report has revealed Police Scotland is failing to take the fingerprints of thousands of people it arrests each year. The Scottish biometrics commissioner has today published the findings of a ...

The Commissioner’s report said the evidence gathered during their review suggested that over a 12-month period Police Scotland custody staff might be failing to fingerprint more than 12,000 people ...

Elimination databases are used to exclude police officers’ DNA or fingerprints from crime scene samples, helping to prevent contamination from being mistaken for a suspect’s profile. However, the ...

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Police in Scotland may be failing to fingerprint more than 12,000 a year due to inadequate operational practices and a lack of supervision.

A new report has revealed that Police Scotland is failing to take the fingerprints of thousands of people it arrests each year.