Without exposing themselves to a high-risk situation, police officers can use DNA Bullets to mark offenders and make future arrests.
The SelectaDNA High Velocity DNA Tagging System is a pistol that shoots out little green pellets that are full of synthetic DNA. The bullets splatter a giant ink stain on the skin, marking people and leaving behind a specific code of DNA that cannot be replicated without knowledge of the original 'Key Codes.' This kind of tagging system is especially useful when there are mobs of violent people and it becomes dangerous for police to make arrests on the spot.
Once arrests are finally made, it is next to impossible to refute the marks left behind by the DNA Bullets.
Genome-Infused Weaponry
DNA Bullets Allow Cops to Mark Offenders from a Safe Distance
Trend Themes
1. DNA Tagging Solutions - Using synthetic DNA infusions to mark offenders clearly from a safe distance could revolutionize law enforcement.
2. Non-lethal Weaponry - Weapons designed to mark targets without causing severe or lethal injuries could disrupt traditional policing systems.
3. Advanced Forensics - The use of DNA marking technologies highlight the potential for advancements in forensic science.
Industry Implications
1. Law Enforcement - The use of DNA bullets could be a major breakthrough for law enforcement agencies in terms of crime prevention and solving.
2. Defense Manufacturing - Companies that specialize in non-lethal weapons could become major players in the market for law enforcement agencies seeking DNA tagging solutions.
3. Forensic Science - DNA tagging technology could expand the scope of forensic science and change the way that crimes are investigated.