Police Department Policy

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Fremont PD

Policy Text
Policy 910Fremont Police Department DNA Samples from Arrested Persons 910.1 PURPOSE AND SCOPE To establish guidelines for obtaining DNA samples from arrested persons booked at the Fremont Detention Facility. Beginning on January 1, 2009, all adults arrested for any felony offense must provide a DNA sample and thumb and palm print impressions for the State of California's DNA (CAL-DNA) Data Bank Program (Penal Code §296(a)(2)(c)). It is the policy of the Fremont Police Department to comply with Penal Code § 296(a)(2)(c) by obtaining DNA samples, via buccal swab or blood sample, and palm prints from all felony arrestees and submitting them to the Department of Justice (DOJ), unless DOJ indicates these items are already on file. 910.1.1 DEFINITIONS For the purposes of this policy, the following definitions will be in effect: DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) - the main component of chromosomes and the material that transfers genetic characteristics in all life forms. See also "DNA fingerprinting" '" the use of a DNA probe for the identification of an individual, as for the matching of genes from a forensic sample with those of a criminal suspect. Buccal Swab - Inner cheek scraping. Unknown Subject - A subject is an unknown subject if he/she lacks a government issued photographic identification that is verified in either CABS/CRIMS or CII or is not present in CRIMS/ CABS. Known Subject - A subject is a known subject if he/she possesses a government issued photographic identification or is listed in an administrative source with photograph included, and is verified through either CABS/CRIMS or CII. Administrative Source - An administrative source is either CABS/CRIMS or CII. Photographic Identification - A photographic identification is a government issued identification that includes a photograph (i.e.: state identification card, state driver's license, or passport). Wobblers - Offenses that can be tried either as a misdemeanor or a felony. For the purposes of this policy, wobblers will be considered felonies. Use of Reasonable Force - The force that an objective, trained and competent officer, faced with similar facts and circumstances, would consider necessary and reasonable to gain compliance. 910.2 PROCEDURE DNA samples shall be collected from the following arrestees: (a)Adults arrested for felony offenses. Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2024/06/24, All Rights Reserved. Published with permission by Fremont Police DepartmentDNA Samples from Arrested Persons - 1 Fremont Police Department DNA Samples from Arrested Persons 1.The collection of buccal samples from an adult arrested for a felony offense must be based solely upon the offense that was the basis for the arrest. Arrests for felony offenses are not retroactive, and so, do not permit collection for arrests that took place prior to January 1, 2009. (b)Do not collect DNA samples from juveniles. 910.2.1 KNOWN SUBJECT Known Subject '" A subject is a known subject if he/she possesses government issued photographic identification or is listed in an administrative source with photograph included, and is verified through either CABS/CRIMS or CII. Upon arrest of a known subject for a qualifying offense: (a)Officers will conduct a CRIMS/CORPUS search of the subject. 1.If located in CRIMS/CORPUS, check subject's record for DNA sample on file. This can be located above the subject's photograph. (a)If a prior DNA test date is located, no DNA sample should be obtained and no further action is required. (b)Officers shall conduct a State Criminal History Search (CII) of the subject and include their case number, badge number, and "DNA" in the top information box. (a)Check the subject's DNA flag message at the top of the record. (a)If any of the following messages are located, no DNA sample should be obtained. The officer must complete the Alameda County Sheriff's Office DNA Collection form to request that CORPUS be updated (see attached). (a)DO NOT COLLECT DNA. DNA SAMPLE HAS BEEN RECEIVED, TYPED, AND UPLOADED INTO THE CAL-DNA DATA BANK. (b)DO NOT COLLECT DNA. VERIFIED DNA SAMPLE IS ON FILE WITH THE CAL-DNA DATA BANK. (c)DO NOT COLLECT DNA. SAMPLE NOT VERIFIED BY FINGERPRINT RECEIVED BY THE CAL-DNA DATA BANK. (d)DNA SAMPLE NOT VERIFIED BY FINGERPRINT HAS BEEN RECEIVED, TYPED, AND UPLOADED INTO THE CAL-DNA DATA BANK. (c)Officers shall complete a CAL-DNA packet. (a)Complete the DOJ Specimen Information Card. (a)Front and back. (b)Mark "Administrative Source" under "Subject Identified By." Copyright Lexipol, LLC 2024/06/24, All Rights Reserved. Published with permission by Fremont Police DepartmentDNA Samples from Arrested Persons - 2 Fremont Police Department DNA Samples from Arrested Persons (c)Place subject's right thumb print on both sides of card in the respective areas. (d)Obtain subject's signature on back of card. (b)Using gloved hands, write subject's name and CII number on DNA collector. (c)Direct the subject to obtain the buccal swab DNA sample as explained on the instruction card. (d)Place the DNA collector into the paper Transport Pouch and seal. (e)Place the DOJ Specimen Information Card and the paper

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