Police Collecting DNA Samples at the Tulsa State Fair

[JB Books]

[video]http://news.yahoo.com/video/tulsakjrh-22220480/dna-testing-at-tulsa-state-fair-30794529.html[/video]

The Channel 8 promo says, "How you can help police solve cold cases by giving your DNA..."

And what? Getting convicted? Ha ha. I guess crooks can be that stupid.

 

[orangeRcode]

Wow, I've got nothing to hide but why would you volunteer to give a sample?

 

[gillman7]

It was a simple procedure, just a swab in your mouth. There were a couple of forms, wanting SS#, DL#, address and a list of the serial numbers of any guns that you have in the event they get stolen and used in a crime, then you won't be charged. Took about 10 minutes.

 

[870WingBlaster]

If it only took you ten minutes to write down serial numbers from all your guns, then you don't have enough guns....LOL

 

[Peabody]

I'd never volunteer that info.

 

[ratski]

Maybe if it was like one of those "gun buy backs" where if you turn in a gun that was used in a crime, they won't use that in evidence.

So, if they said "well, we are just building a data base for the future, but if your DNA was found in a crime before today, you are free".

Maybe someone would believe that.

Now, if I didn't have to show ID, then I could give my DNA and register as someone I really don't like............just thinking here.

Dave
(oops, I mean Fred. yeah, Fred)

 

[okiebryan]

Are you freaking kidding me????

 

[woolworh]

Funny.

 

[KOPBET]

I usually leave my DNA on the Himalaya or the Tilt-a-Whirl.

 

[inactive]

I usually leave my DNA on the Himalaya or the Tilt-a-Whirl.

Never in the dark of the Phantasmagoria?