Residents of Arizona may soon have to give your DNA to the state and pay $250 for the privilege

[Pogo]

Arizona could soon be one of the first states to maintain a massive statewide DNA database. And if the proposed legislation passes, many people — from parent school volunteers and teachers to real estate agents and foster parents — will haveno choice but to give up their DNA.

Under Senate Bill 1475, which Sen. David Livingston, R-Peoria, introduced, DNA must be collected from anyone who has to be fingerprinted by the state for a job, to volunteer in certain positions or for a myriad of other reasons.

The bill would even authorize the medical examiner's office in each county to take DNA from any bodies that come into their possession. Any DNA in the database could be accessed and used by law enforcement in a criminal investigation. It could also be shared with other government agencies across the country for licensing, death registration, to identify a missing person or to determine someone's real name.

https://www.azcentral.com/story/news...se/2873930002/

I'm surprised that Arizona beat California to this idea. Except California will want it for gun owners.

[4thIDvet]

One of the problems with DNA besides its attributes of helping police solve crimes is the labs who work with law enforcement to turn in fake DNA reports to solve a crime. Happens more than yah think.

I Took 9 Different Commercial DNA Tests and Got 6 Different Results
Three companies, three errors and six different results

https://www.livescience.com/63997-dn...explained.html

There’s A Problem With DNA Testing At Crime Labs – They Often Get It Wrong.

https://www.idahocriminaldefenselaw....-get-it-wrong/

"Yup that's the guy says so right here in this DNA. Book em Dan O."

[BBill]

There might be some of my DNA on the bullets I will send their way!!

[Pogo]

Originally Posted by 4thIDvet

One of the problems with DNA besides its attributes of helping police solve crimes is the labs who work with law enforcement to turn in fake DNA reports to solve a crime. Happens more than yah think.

I Took 9 Different Commercial DNA Tests and Got 6 Different Results
Three companies, three errors and six different results

https://www.livescience.com/63997-dn...explained.html

There’s A Problem With DNA Testing At Crime Labs – They Often Get It Wrong.

https://www.idahocriminaldefenselaw....-get-it-wrong/

"Yup that's the guy says so right here in this DNA. Book em Dan O."

Your first example by livescience isn't about matching DNA. It's about determining a person's ancestry several generations back using DNA. I figured that was a scam.

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by Pogo

Your first example by livescience isn't about matching DNA. It's about determining a person's ancestry several generations back using DNA. I figured that was a scam.

Pocahontas Warren must have used that one Pogo.

[thefundamentalist]

Yep, another ill-conceived intrusion into the privacy of Americans.

And it's a RINO who's sponsoring it.

[Stalky]

Nope. Nada.

[buzgun]

Let them start with the wetbacks.....then it will be deemed "unconstitutional" since wetbacks have more rights than US citizens.

[4thIDvet]

Originally Posted by buzgun

Let them start with the wetbacks.....then it will be deemed "unconstitutional" since wetbacks have more rights than US citizens.

Not sure about Arizona but Komifornia police are not even allowed to ask the ILLEGAL Wets if their citizens.
Now they want to DNA store real estate agents, foster parents, school volunteers and teachers etc.
Yup that is a damn group of for sure future criminals if I ever heard of one. Un frigging believable.

[mr-ak-47]

....pizza boi lives in AZ.....he'll send them a seman sample.....



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