[دنا] قاعدة معطيات ممسحة على 100,000

أكثر من 100,000 أضفت الناس في كانت يتلقّى يكون إلى ال [دنا] قاعدة معطيات في المتأخّرة خمسة سنون هو يتلقّى يكون كشفت. وفقا ل أرقام يطلق تحت الحرية من معلومة عمل, 103,830 أخذت عينات كان وأكثر من ربع كان من الناس تحت 18.

خزّنت كلّ [دنا] يجمع باستمرار على القاعدة معطيات وطنيّة.

[دت] قال [سوبت] [كلين] [كرووشر], من كانت شرطة, الممسحة عينات كان بانتظام استعملت في حالات من عمليّة سطو وعربة جريمة.

“And of course it was very significant in the case of the M25 rapist a few years back,” he added.

Mr Croucher said the force was keen to ensure that it had “the best opportunity to be able to use DNA appropriately and to have DNA samples on record.

“So where the law’s allowed us to take those samples, we’ve taken them,” he said.

DNA collected ranges from people who voluntarily give police a swab in order to eliminate themselves from investigations, to convicted rapists and murderers.

Since 2004, the data of everyone arrested for a recordable offence in England and Wales - all but the most minor offences - has remained on the system regardless of their age, the seriousness of their alleged offence, and whether or not they were prosecuted.

Opponents are worried about the number of innocent people whose data is still on file even though they have not been charged with a crime

Phil Booth, of the NO2ID campaign against identity cards, said: “This policy of putting on DNA samples and DNA profiles that shouldn’t necessarily be there is undermining the matching process itself.

“There’s the danger that someone may be fingered incorrectly, and it’s already beginning to happen.”

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/7238582.stm

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