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lordmanji
10-26-11, 11:23 PM
This is more an FBI question but I wasn't too sure if I could post in the "Federal" section. When you become an FBI agent and police officer, do they draw your blood and keep information about it and your DNA in a database?
This is more an FBI question but I wasn't too sure if I could post in the "Federal" section. When you become an FBI agent and police officer, do they draw your blood and keep information about it and your DNA in a database?
This is a very odd question... one has to wonder, why do you ask? If this is for a book/screenplay you're writing, use your imagination and write what you want. If not, this question really isn't best placed in "Writers' Questions" sub-forum.
I've never worked for the FBI, but I've been a police officer, deputy sheriff and federal agent. I've had blood drawn during the application process during the medical evaluations to determine if I was medically sound for employment. I have no reason to believe my blood or DNA were kept by FBI or any other agency, but if you choose to believe such be my guest.
retdetsgt
10-27-11, 09:26 AM
I have no reason to believe my blood or DNA were kept by FBI or any other agency, but if you choose to believe such be my guest.
I believe they do it when they implant the electronic device in your brain.
I believe they do it when they implant the electronic device in your brain.
Well of course there's that, that goes without saying...