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Using a new wireless device, police across the country are now able to quickly and accurately identify a suspect in the field; using RapID, a small handheld unit, officers can read a suspect's fingerprint and check it against a database for any matches; if any matches are found the device will pull up the person's real name, date of birth, gender, and race, making it more difficult for criminals to use a false identity
Wireless fingerprint readers help police fight crime
Seeded on Wed Jun 29, 2011 12:15 PM EDT
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Wow, this is a great device!!
- 3 votes
#1 - Wed Jun 29, 2011 2:08 PM EDT...and for those who steal... it chops off their fingertips and analyzes them.. then spits them out
- 2 votes
Hi tzia62
Wow, this is a great device!!
Yes it is. It is the end of a criminal using a fake ID.
Hi Par4
LOL-LOL BIG TIME........................The criminal goes to prison, in a few years he or she gets out of prison. He or she robs a bank and gets caught, the police can not take his or her fingerprints what do the police do, take toe prints?
- 1 vote
True.. I guess I did not think that one out .. lol
Leave the thumb .. take the others.. problem solved.. lol
- 2 votes
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