The fingerprints sent with the DNA sample are intended to identify the individual associated with the sample. That information is put on hold, but entered in the archives, until we obtain the fingerprints related to a crime. We're talking about a person who has no criminal record. If the person already has a criminal record, the information has already been included. That information is put on hold until we obtain the fingerprints. These are two separate forms for two separate procedures. We don't reject the information. It's entered in the system and put on hold. It's linked with a criminal record.
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