Wisconsin Police to Begin Forcibly Taking DNA for ALL Misdemeanor Convictions

Madison, Wisc. – Starting April 1st, felons will no longer be the only ones in the state of Wisconsin to have their DNA forcibly taken. The state is expanding its DNA collection regime to include ALL criminal misdemeanor convictions.

The new law being implemented is expected to exponentially increase the number of samples being analyzed in Madison. The current number of DNA profiles created, from the felons’ samples, ranges from 10,000-12,000 per year.

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a reply to: wasaka

What a fantastic Orwellian idea.

Humanity continues to disappoint.

a reply to: wasaka

Isn't Jaywalking in that category?

en.wikipedia.org...

Jaywalking is considered an infraction, but in some jurisdictions, it is a misdemeanor or a class A felony and may require a court appearance.

Yup, could be.

We're really getting screwed more and more.

Tin foil hats not looking so crazy these days huh folks?

Jude11

Aww, they're just building a database to sell to advertising and marketing firms.

a reply to: jude11

No, they still look crazy and unfashionable.

They do seem like a better idea sometimes though.

I think we've found an untapped market.

@ OP - ludicrous. Does that mean a 16 year old kid popped on a shoplifting charge is going in the database now? Come. On.

The would have one hell of a time getting DNA from me just for a misdemeanor. I would have to give them a good felony reason to take it.

originally posted by: mikelkhall
The would have one hell of a time getting DNA from me just for a misdemeanor. I would have to give them a good felony reason to take it.

So I'm NOT the only one? Good to know =)

Some goes for a forced blood draw.

Enough is enough!

I would gladly give them a dna sample.
It would be in the form of spit in their face.

They could try me. They'd pay for it. Maybe get it out of their wounds. I bite.

Posted earlier here:

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