OMG SG!

[plthijinx]

really? i mean com'on. it helps to have that data in the database. for all the f'ed up individuals that i ran into in prison....yeah, they need to be profiled. i dunno just voicing my opinion. to hear this from a cop is....well to say the least awkward. if someone, like i said before, is committing crimes that ensue the use of dna well then they deserve to be caught and dna can help that. then on the flip side, it can exonerate the innocent. my case was different. already posted about that but mine was self defense that got well....jacked up. she was the instigator the abuser the violent one. do me a favor sarge....when you have a domestic call make sure that the right person gets arrested. that woman fucked my life up sir. and the HPD didn't help at all. man. jail. period. he must have done what she said. wrong. i have a video i'd like you to see.....pm me if interested. it's post conviction but nevertheless worthy.

[Perry Winkle]

Originally Posted by plthijinx

really? i mean com'on. it helps to have that data in the database. for all the f'ed up individuals that i ran into in prison....yeah, they need to be profiled. i dunno just voicing my opinion. to hear this from a cop is....well to say the least awkward.

If it were just convicts, that's an invasion of privacy and I think the data should be purged once that individual returns to society. That said, I can only be so sympathetic with criminals. If they're really sampling the DNA from all newborns, then it's terrible beyond imagining.

How would someone's grandchildren feel about being held in suspicion, or blacklisted from certain jobs, because of what their ancestors did? Don't tell me it won't happen. I would be surprised if it didn't. Hell, we already do it just based on "history."