A major court decision could change the way police catch criminals
in Maryland. It’s a ruling that’s sparking outrage among public safety
officials.
Weijia Jiang has more on the DNA debate.
Police say that ruling makes it easier for repeat offenders to get away with their crimes.
A crime-solving tool is under fire in Maryland, and police say public safety is at stake.
“Our concern about the court’s ruling is that it’s going to impede us
from being able to put certain bad guys behind bars that we’ve been
able to put behind bars,” Elise Armacost, spokeswoman for the Baltimore
County Police Department, said.
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DNA, unlike fingerprints, reveals vast amounts of highly private personal confidential information about YOU?
ReplyDeleteGosh, imagine that. The cops are outraged that they must respect the constitution.
ReplyDeleteAnother O'malley ignominious failure. And to think this loser is supposed to be an attorney.
ReplyDeleteReally funny stuff!
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