Posted: 2/3/2005 8:16:34 PM EDT
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www.azcentral.com/news/articles/0203fingerprint03-ON.html FOAD Joey... 
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Holy shit this is the stupidest thing I've ever heard of. It sounds like something they'd do in Illinois! So let me get this straight - they ask for VOLUNTARY fingerprint... hoping to "catch" a person with a stolen license... but only "randomly" check collected fingerprints against a database "at a later date".... like weeks after the person with the stolen license was printed? What a bunch of dumbfucking idiocy. It's just part of a frickin "Commission On Pre-Crime" scheme to collect fingerprints on ALL people regardless of their guilt or innocence in anything. |
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Joe, just STFU and stick to what you do best....humiliating prisoners, posing for pictures, and having your deputies shoot dogs and raid houses in that I-got-a-10-inch-cock armored vehicle. Oh, and keep signing Form 4s in a timely fashion and STFU about how you're such a great guy because you EVEN DO signoffs, even though you don't HAVE TO. |
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I'm no fan of Fed-Joe, but this is a GREAT idea. The T-words, give the cops a different name all the damn time, and you cant track them down. NOW, when they give a few diff names, and it comes back, they'll get charged with identity theft and put in JAIL! Where dirty T-words belong! HOOAH! D. AZEX |
joe joe the media hoe! I have to give a good +1 Especialy if they have forged resident or "green" cards. Thos have a print on the back! No match = identity theft. If the illegals pitch a fit though the world court may just shake their finger at AZ. 
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You guys are missing something. It's voluntary. What moron is going to voluntarily submit a thumb print if he knows he's using a stolen identity? In addition, I would be very surprised if ANY conviction resulted in this dumbass activity. I don't think there's a lawyer in the country that couldn't get it thrown out as unlawful search and seizure. |
How can you "catch" someone if you don't run the prints until weeks after you pull the guy over?!??
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If you ever get a ticket by a phoenix officer you'll notice down at the bottom is a box for one thumb print, I believe its the right thumb. I know people who carry the little ink pad around but I personally don't do it because its just one more thing to have to do. I do agree though that with the mexicans sharing so many idendtities its a good Idea. for example a month or two ago I arrested a mexican for shoplifting out of the PV mall. using the name and DOB he gave me I ran him through our computer to get an SCN number and FBI number. I then ran those numbers through the computer that can access mug shots and for that name and FBI number 5 different people showed up. |
I guess you will have to carry around your Inspector Gadget finger print recognition kit, along with your ticket book.  This serves no purpose, other than to collect information on people. I will never voluntarily submit to finger printing, DNA testing or any other unique identification proceedure. They possibly could have my information already, but I'm not going to make sure they have it. The FBI already has millions of finger prints & DNA records in a digitized database that they cross reference crime scene evidence against. Sorry, I am not going to be part of that if I can help it. I sound paranoid, but really, am I?  www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/iafis.htm www.fbi.gov/hq/lab/codis/fbidna.pdf |
I bet it does work...should we intrude and/or erode more of the general publics freedom(s) and right(s) to privacy because of the actions of a few traffic offenders? Allowing/condoning this intrusion only makes it easier for the next step... The logistics far outway the value...looks like Sheriff Joe satisfied his latest publicity craving 
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