If you get arrested?
15 January 2005, 01:49 PM
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If you get arrested?
If you get arrested, obviously they take your details, fingerprints etc.
When they have your prints do they search the database for unsolved crimes that you could be connected to? Are they able to prosicute?
What if you refuse to give your prints?
Im obviously got nothing to worry about, pure as the drivemn snow
When they have your prints do they search the database for unsolved crimes that you could be connected to? Are they able to prosicute?
What if you refuse to give your prints?
Im obviously got nothing to worry about, pure as the drivemn snow
15 January 2005, 02:02 PM
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If your prints match any unsolved crime then you will be questioned in relation to it and if they have enough evidence then your case will be put forward to the CPS
15 January 2005, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by chaos.
do they search the database for unsolved crimes that you could be connected to?
What if you refuse to give your prints?
What if you refuse to give your prints?
If you refuse, then ultimately a sample can be obtained forcibly!
15 January 2005, 02:26 PM
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and if you still refuse they will strip you naked and take a swab where the sun doesnt shine and they say freddies coming to get you 
lol
are you scared yet?
lolare you scared yet?
15 January 2005, 04:27 PM
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All prints taken on a Livescan machine are checked against the UIDB (Unidentified Marks Database),
although not usually when the suspect is in custody.
As said, if there is a match, further investigation will be carried out.
And yes, they can force you to have your prints taken.
(No, I'm not a copper!)
although not usually when the suspect is in custody.
As said, if there is a match, further investigation will be carried out.
And yes, they can force you to have your prints taken.
(No, I'm not a copper!)
Last edited by Pedro_79; 15 January 2005 at 04:31 PM. Reason: clarification
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15 January 2005, 04:50 PM
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Actually the government are calling for all motorists stopped by police or "done" for speeding to have to have prints and DNA taken.
They have gone a bit quiet on this for a while now just because I think the logistics put them off. Remember their target is for 3,000,000 speeding tickets this year.
You will provide your prints and DNA and, unfortunately, once arrested you will tick the "YES" box on all the official forms you get for credit, travel etc. etc. which ask "Have you ever been arrested?" You will also need a visa to get into countries such as the USA.
Not a very nice way to treat someone who may not actually be guilty of anything is it?
They have gone a bit quiet on this for a while now just because I think the logistics put them off. Remember their target is for 3,000,000 speeding tickets this year.
You will provide your prints and DNA and, unfortunately, once arrested you will tick the "YES" box on all the official forms you get for credit, travel etc. etc. which ask "Have you ever been arrested?" You will also need a visa to get into countries such as the USA.
Not a very nice way to treat someone who may not actually be guilty of anything is it?
15 January 2005, 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by chaos.
How can they fource you?
I will never give my fingerprints or DNA sample, never, ever.
I will never give my fingerprints or DNA sample, never, ever.
They same way they would 'force' you if you resisted arrest!
15 January 2005, 05:16 PM
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Not a very nice way to treat someone who may not actually be guilty of anything is it?
Ah but if you've been done for speeding, you are already guilty of the most heinous crime imaginable
17 January 2005, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by chaos.
How can they fource you?
I will never give my fingerprints or DNA sample, never, ever.
I will never give my fingerprints or DNA sample, never, ever.
17 January 2005, 11:14 PM
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They will take prints, etc. if you're arrested. However, unless you are subsequently convicted all records should be destroyed. Mine were. I hope. I bet they weren't. Bast*rds.
18 January 2005, 12:28 AM
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Chaos - The easiest thing to do is put superglue on your fingertips and stick them to a sheet of something really really smooth (glass is good.) When you pull them off your fingerprints stay on the glass and you have no prints. (Only do one hand at a time or you will end up in casualty trying to get them removed)
18 January 2005, 02:24 AM
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Being arrested doesn't mean they will fingerprint you. It is possible to be arrested and released without charge from the police station. In this case fingerprints are not taken. Apparently.
18 January 2005, 03:14 AM
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Dunno why we arent all finger printed. think of how many extra rapeists/murderers etc... would be caught.
nothing to hide - then no problem
nothing to hide - then no problem
19 January 2005, 06:46 PM
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once your charged witha recordable offence, you will be told by the custody officer that you will be having your fingerprints, dna and photo taken. as for not ever giving your fingerprints, never ever, you'll be asked nicely once, but you WILL have your fingerprints taken. and there will be lots of volunteers in a nick ready to lend a hand with a stroppy prisoner.
19 January 2005, 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by stormyuklondon1
as for not ever giving your fingerprints, never ever, you'll be asked nicely once, but you WILL have your fingerprints taken. and there will be lots of volunteers in a nick ready to lend a hand with a stroppy prisoner.
there was a ****** cop in town the other night, fat short *** wanting to start something, funny thing is he wouldn't say boo to a goose on his own, needs about 4 of his collegues to back him up, *****.
19 January 2005, 09:26 PM
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Originally Posted by chaos.
oh yeah, im sure they love their noses splattin then eh?
Originally Posted by chaos.
HARD AS GRANITE
Yeah, and twice as thick!
19 January 2005, 10:21 PM
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S'pose you could always file under copyright your fingerprints and DNA!
That way, although the information would be publically available - their use would be restricted without your prior permission
mb
That way, although the information would be publically available - their use would be restricted without your prior permission
mb
19 January 2005, 10:46 PM
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Originally Posted by Kellicious
Mine should already be on the National Database I had mine taken when I was about 10, when our house was burgled.
I had mine taken when I was about 10, when our house was burgled.
19 January 2005, 10:53 PM
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Originally Posted by ajm
I think that if you give fingerprints voluntarily for elimination purposes and you are not convicted for the offence then your prints must be destroyed.
You are now guilty by association of drug dealing and raping young boys....
Clap her in irons....