British DNA Database - Too Much?

[1robyn5]

Anyone who is a law abiding citizen shouldn't be worried about having their information on the database. And FYI, they don't have your whole genetic code, only the information for 11 loci which provide a specific enough profile for it to be highly unlikely that a match will be found between yourself and someone else, providing you're not an identical twin. All they have is 20 numbers and 1 letter on a computer screen. There's nothing there that gives any hint of your personal details!

[TheWargasmic]

The problem isn't that the police or government use it for good but what if the government and the police are criminals and use it for wrong? Everyone can be a criminal.

[the7thwreck]

WATCH MY VID TO SEE JUST HOW THE BRITISH POLICE USE VICTIMS OF CRIMES TO BUILD UP THE DATABASE!...the bastards. They stole mine.

[ExacavatoroftheWest]

Everyone is a criminal until proven innocent. You can plant DNA easier than a finger print.

[hwh0626]

I always know the fact that Police will not conduct such effort to prevent crime. They know very clearly that they can only serve as prosecuting unit. There should be a more complicated explanation behind this motive.

[BismillahBismillah01]

Please search youtube for Ian Tomlinson G20 for poor man who died because of police.

[armitius66]

Listen to the lyrics of The Year 2525.

[RoyBolinggoing]

I was arrested for an alleged assault where a statement was threatened to be made as a way of getting back at me for an unrelated dispute this I found out later.

I was therefore kept in a cell overnight and placed onto the police DNA database including my fingerprint records and mug shots.

I subsequently wrote to the police to request my removal from the DNA database As a response they tried to compel the person who made the statement on the night to press charges - The police are corrupt