Fast and Furious Identifications

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Neville
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Fast and Furious Identifications

Post by Neville »

Hi guys

Something far more serious, an ident straight from the movie Fast and Furious. It took much of the movie for the computers to get a match, there was no second or third blind verification, actually no one actually appeared to be concerned about the random red dots or the obvious fact that the two prints looked like they came from the same surface and neither seemed to be from an arrest set!

O well that's Hollywood.

Neville
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Alan C
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Re: Fast and Furious Identifications

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Looks like a hit to me! :lol:
Neville
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Re: Fast and Furious Identifications

Post by Neville »

Hi Alan
You must be right the computer said so, and I have no arguement with that statement. Shame it wasn't an arrest set it was Id to instead of itself.
Worth a laugh though.
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Re: Fast and Furious Identifications

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Triple cherries on the slot machine AFIS!!! :lol:
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