Australian and UK Police to Share DNA Databases: Reports

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The Australian and British police will share each other’s DNA databases for investigations of serious crimes under a memorandum of understanding, signed at ministerial level, The Guardian reported Thursday.

“This will allow information to be shared in a secure and a proportionate manner that will strengthen our crime fighting capabilities and help solve serious cases like rapes and murders,” the British Immigration and Security Minister James Brokenshire said as quoted by The Guardian …. http://en.ria.ru

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