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WATCH: Body cam video shows suspect begging cop to call off out-of-control K9:
Police in Carroll County, Arkansas, have released disturbing body-cam video of a K9 police dog attacking a compliant and handcuffed suspect after the dog broke free from his handler. Ref. Source 8
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Arkansas law fails to deliver expected DNA submissions
Original Post Date: 12th Oct, 2010 - 1:24am
Wow, from the expected 1,400 to 73 there is a HUGE difference! What is the reason for the lack of delivery of DNA results?
QUOTE LITTLE ROCK, AR (AP) - An Arkansas law that expands the collection of DNA has failed so far to deliver the increase expected in number of samples submitted for testing.
The law requires DNA samples from people arrested for capital murder, first-degree murder, kidnapping and first- and second-degree sexual assault.
Previous law called for samples after a conviction. It was estimated that about 1,400 samples would be collected each year. So far there have been 73 submitted since the law went into effect more than a year ago. None have been matched to a crime.
Crime Lab director Kermit Channell told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette he believes there is an "educational curve" for law enforcement to begin submitting more samples.... Source 3h
The law requires DNA samples from people arrested for capital murder, first-degree murder, kidnapping and first- and second-degree sexual assault.
Previous law called for samples after a conviction. It was estimated that about 1,400 samples would be collected each year. So far there have been 73 submitted since the law went into effect more than a year ago. None have been matched to a crime.
Crime Lab director Kermit Channell told the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette he believes there is an "educational curve" for law enforcement to begin submitting more samples.... Source 3h
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Drug Trafficker Pleads Guilty to Murder and Receives Four Life Sentences
Original Post Date: 23rd Oct, 2009 - 11:31pm
A life where drugs are involved can never end up good! Once you start messing up with the wrong stuff, terrible things like this can happen. Read more about the case: Source 4h.
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