Are your fingerprints on file?

[kevin017]

nope.

i'm really surprised that so many people have been fingerprinted. you all sure these went to the police and weren't just for your immediate group to have? there's no way the police have prints of 70% of the population

[mbillie1]

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there's no way the police have prints of 70% of the population

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70% of the OOT population, on the other hand...

[KilgoreTrout]

Class A firearms license. Got my thumb.

[mrkilla]

I was first going to say no but then i rember doing it as a boy scout (this was like 20 + years ago i guess) So I don't know if they are in the system but I answered yes

[bosoxfan]

disturbing the peace when i was 16. that was 15+ years ago but i assume they are on file

[schwza]

i vaguely remember having somebody come to my 3rd grade class and taking prints. i don't know if they were cops, or if they were just showing us how that kind of stuff works, or what.

i also had the cops search my apartment about 5 years when i was reported missing by my parents (long story). don't know if they would have taken prints off something just to have them on file.

[sethypooh21]

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there's no way the police have prints of 70% of the population

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70% of the OOT population, on the other hand...

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And the cops don't have mine, the state bar association does, FWIW.

[liquidboss]

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sadly yes, my mom bought into that whole fingerprint your children to keep them safe from kidnapping campaign, when I was little

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ouch, I always thought this was a horrible thing to do to your kids. The chances of this actually helping if you were kidnapped have to be small. It seems like a good way for the government to use scare tatics to grow the fingerprint database...

[mikeymer]

yep thanks to getting arrested when i was 19. sigh.

[TheDoubleA]

yes

being arrested and spending some quality time at the county resort

drugs are bad, m'kay