State Senator Nick Sacco (D-32), also the North Bergen mayor, explained a newly reformed bill of his that would allow police to obtain DNA from criminals after an arrest has been made.
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Sacco noted that crimes such as shoplifting and marijuana possession that statistically do not lead to violent behavior in the future are excluded from the latest draft of the bill.
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Thanks John for your good report of this timely subject. I applaud Senator Sacco for this bill and trust that only violent offenders would be subject to dna testing, and that said specimens would be strictly safeguarded. Though I believe O.J. did kill two people, the defense planted doubt in some jurors mind over at least one officer carrying arround dna(blood) in his pocket for hours.
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