Forensic Connect ^ | May 21, 2015 | ForensicConnect
TAMPA, Fla. — US special operations forces are using forward-deployed rapid DNA scanners on a limited basis to confirm targets. Troops have used DNA from improvised bomb components to capture “some very bad people,” according to an official with US Special Operations Command (SOCOM).
SOCOM is evaluating the devices for wider fielding. If successful, they have the potential to cut the time used to process DNA evidence from weeks to 90 minutes and replace fingerprint analysis downrange, according to Michael Fitz, SOCOM’s program manager for sensitive site exploitation.
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Too bad we didn't have this available for the MUCH QUESTIONED DEATH of Bin Laden, and the SUPER QUICK DISPOSAL of his supposed body at Sea.....But then the Surrender Monkeys long prepared Eulogy of that piece of fecal matter might never have been used to sooth the rage of the terrorist scum, who Surrender Monkey cared more about than our military!
TAMPA, Fla. — US special operations forces are using forward-deployed rapid DNA scanners on a limited basis to confirm targets. Troops have used DNA from improvised bomb components to capture “some very bad people,” according to an official with US Special Operations Command (SOCOM).
SOCOM is evaluating the devices for wider fielding. If successful, they have the potential to cut the time used to process DNA evidence from weeks to 90 minutes and replace fingerprint analysis downrange, according to Michael Fitz, SOCOM’s program manager for sensitive site exploitation.
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Too bad we didn't have this available for the MUCH QUESTIONED DEATH of Bin Laden, and the SUPER QUICK DISPOSAL of his supposed body at Sea.....But then the Surrender Monkeys long prepared Eulogy of that piece of fecal matter might never have been used to sooth the rage of the terrorist scum, who Surrender Monkey cared more about than our military!
