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Put young children on DNA list, urge police

Link: Put young children on DNA list, urge police | Society | The Observer.

I am not even going to comment on the suggestion in this article. If it is not patently absurd, then Britain is finished. I link to it only to pose a question. Should the police - tasked with enforcing the laws - express public opinions on what those laws should be? Given that any debate which ensues will - by nature - be political, does it not damage the perceived impartiality essential to good policing?

I would be fascinated to hear what my favourite police blogger and his forthright band of commenters have to say on this subject.

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Louis

I don't know, I might support this. While they are faithfully documenting the details of potential future criminals, they will have less time on their hands to shoot some innocent brown people. Maybe.

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