DNA spray tagging helps catch disguised offenders, says police

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Sept, 21:59

DNA spray tagging is becoming an increasingly useful tool to catch balaclava-clad criminals, Cheshire's police boss said.

DNA spray tagging is being used to catch criminals who believe their covered faces will prevent identification. The technology is proving effective against offenders fleeing on e-bikes, according to Cheshire's police leadership.

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• DNA spray tagging used to catch balaclava-clad offenders and those fleeing on e-bikesNorthwich Guardian · 21 Sept, 16:36
• DNA spray tagging used to catch balaclava-clad offenders and those fleeing on e-bikesWarrington Guardian · 21 Sept, 16:36

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