Forensics: Police “Predictive Data” used to intimidate persons with criminal past or who hang out with “bad people”

Sounds like a crime preventive measure that so far hasn’t had a published cutoff threshold for separating innocent from the real perps. I bet once you are picke up in this archive of “suspicious types” it will probably be permanent. Civil rights lawyers will go wild over this as it hints as a form of a “no fly” list by Homeland Security.

Notice that it is advertised as a “pinpoint” level of accuracy. Thats like a typical PR tag ploy commonly seen in forensic news.

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Dr. Michael Bowers is a long time forensic consultant in the US and international court systems.
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1 Response to Forensics: Police “Predictive Data” used to intimidate persons with criminal past or who hang out with “bad people”

  1. Mark Bond's avatar Mark Bond says:

    Reblogged this on e-Roll Call Magazine.

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