Denver to use DNA grant to arrest burglars
Denver has received a $418,000 grant from the Justice Department, which it will use to apprehend burglary suspects using DNA evidence.
Denver has received a $418,000 grant from the Justice Department, which it will use to apprehend burglary suspects using DNA evidence. According to the Rocky Mountain News, the money will go toward hiring a full-time DNA analyst, a prosecutor dedicated to burglary cases and a research coordinator to track the programs effectiveness, as well as new equipment and training. The city also will have access to state and national DNA databases. Rocky Mountain News
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