My Kids Car was Stolen. First thing Cops do is Ask For All of Our DNA ?

When your car is stolen it is a real shock.

When rifling through my wife’s car they found the Kids key.

So, they’re shook. Cops look us right in the eye wanting our DNA.

Alarm bells went off when the swabs came up.

My wife looked at me. You don’t want to piss the Sheriff off.

You want them to help you find the car.

I politely walked away saying I don’t drive the car.

Then my wife ask why do we have to give DNA ?

They said to compare when they found the car.

To their credit: 20 hours later they had the car.

It wasn’t perfect but at least we got it.

Four of my neighbors got these guys on Ring.

Last week he stole a car on the next block.

I live in a Beach town near San Diego.

Has anyone else seen cops collecting DNA from crime victims?

Oh yeah forgot, the car is a Lexus.

The guy that bought it new had Low Jack installed.

Led them to tens of thousands in stolen stuff.

a reply to: whyamIhere

Spitting on the officer comes to mind.

How does DNA even remotely come into the investigation?

a reply to: whyamIhere

Only thing I can think of is they want to make sure what DNA not to look for when it comes to isolating who stole it.

If three people are allowed to be in the car, and there is one outlier, than the outlier is who stole it, and that can be used as evidence.

I'd still be very hesitant to hand it over though.

a reply to: whyamIhere

My car got stolen in 2011 in San Diego. No swab.

They never even came to talk to me, they took the report over the phone.

They found it about 4 months later. But by that point it belonged to the insurance company.

GEICO is terrible by the way, I ditched those turds as soon as they payed out.

a reply to: whyamIhere

Gots to build that data base for future references, wink wink.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: whyamIhere

Spitting on the officer comes to mind.

How does DNA even remotely come into the investigation?

8604 posts on ATS.

They sure as hell were not getting my DNA.

But, when they have your kids, they got you.

Hell no, to the no no no!

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: whyamIhere

Only thing I can think of is they want to make sure what DNA not to look for when it comes to isolating who stole it.

If three people are allowed to be in the car, and there is one outlier, than the outlier is who stole it, and that can be used as evidence.

I'd still be very hesitant to hand it over though.

I can't envision a valid reason for it, doesn't make sense to me.

a reply to: whyamIhere

Hmm I seem to have discovered your problem, you live in California. Sorry about your luck please play again.

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: whyamIhere

Spitting on the officer comes to mind.

How does DNA even remotely come into the investigation?

if they find a dead body in the trunk?

finger prints maybe, but o p is in cali so who knows.

i never heard of that just for a stolen car.

originally posted by: sarahvital

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: whyamIhere

Spitting on the officer comes to mind.

How does DNA even remotely come into the investigation?

if they find a dead body in the trunk?

finger prints maybe, but o p is in cali so who knows.

i never heard of that just for a stolen car.

How much does it cost to test a sample I wonder..so many potential samples in a car..this is weird.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Seems reasonable, But then will the cops also want to collect his kids friends DNA also? I for one would not give them anything. I am more sure they wanted to run his DNA to see if he is a match to some unsolved crime.

Just a little self-incrimination would make a nice story for TV some day. How they caught the mad man spitting loogies on cars from an overpass or something.

Very weird, report a crime, them get asked for DNA, next they'll want mugshots and prints. If the car was found abandoned, could they even use a found DNA sample alone for an arrest? I would be very surprised.

a reply to: vonclod

they didn’t want to see vaccine papers, yet they wanted his covid infested spit lllololol. Oh California you silly goose.

a reply to: whyamIhere

San Diego is in Orange County, one of the "red" counties in California.

Go "Law and Order"!

DNA collection for police databases.

originally posted by: Brotherman
a reply to: vonclod

they didn’t want to see vaccine papers, yet they wanted his covid infested spit lllololol. Oh California you silly goose.

As the poster below you notes, this is for collecting a database, I agree..crazy.

Collecting DNA for a simple case of Residential Grand Theft Auto ?

I mean unless running DNA forensics has all of the sudden become much cheaper , I'm not sure why they would feel it's necessary to collect DNA.

it's California people get murdered there all the time and there are non-stop homicides that need DNA forensics done in the system so I can't imagine GTA really warrants DNA .

but then again

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: whyamIhere

Spitting on the officer comes to mind.

How does DNA even remotely come into the investigation?

What the cops said to my mother regarding car theft
is that usually there's plenty of semen,
and marijuana, residue to be found
all over the interior, once they get the car back.
They told her the stolen cars usually wind up declared as totaled.
You can't undo the damage.

Can't the cops sift through
the semen and run it through the criminal database?
Just explain to the cops that there shouldn't be any of yours
in there, ergo, when they isolate any ejaculate,
they have effectively isolated the thief(s).
Do be mindful how you present yourself, since
with cops there is always trickery afoot.
If you act as though the car means something to you,
then they might keep it, due to your emotional attachment syndrome.

New World Order cops
are also federally funded spot-psychoanalysts for field work.
This is a key component of the global takeover.
They are looking to fill mental sectioning database slots by
marginalizing (socially and materially) the unenlightened,
thoroughly regressive and hopelessly uneducated mob, ie., 'disenfranchised' voters.


A DNA database could be wery wery useful
within the ranks of these Ushers and
Bringers of social credit scoring.

They are not without guilt. I care not how the technofash array is compartmentalized,
just like the workers installing 5G claiming they don't know what it is they are installing....
They know exactly what they are doing.

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a reply to: TheWhiteKnight

"Just doing my job."

Weird. Truck was stolen last year and nothing of the sort was mentioned. I would anticipate your experience is a "california thing" XD