Pete Theisen wrote: > Hi Everybody! > > In a dead-tree print article I recently read it was reported that fingerprint > scanners that are widely available to US police are NOT being used in Iraq by > US forces. It might be a valuable tool to have yet they don't have it. > > The result is that the troops arresting a suspected terrorist have no > reliable > access to any former arrest record. We are hearing all the time that > terrorism is a police matter, seems odd that the troops can't have a common > police tool. > > Thoughts? Comments? > That's useful in a civilized society....not what I would call Iraq...it's a barbaric society there, imo.
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