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| DNA Will Aid In Weapon Tracking |
| By indystar.com |
| Published: 04/29/2010 |
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INDIANAPOLIS — When a prison inmate sharpens a piece of metal or plastic into a handmade knife, he may not realize traces of his identity are left behind every time it’s handled. Beginning next week, prison officials in Indiana will begin using a new system that tests trace amounts of DNA left on “shanks,” cell phones and other contraband used by inmates. The so-called “touch DNA” technology tests DNA contained in skin cells left behind where someone has touched something. Read More. |
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