Hand gloves and police
From the Newspaper | 23rd February, 2013
IT has often been seen that our police officials do not use hand gloves whenever they arrive at the place of a crime. As a result,, the preliminary evidence relating to the imprints of the fingerprints of the suspected person(s) gets destroyed.
By using hand gloves, our police officials will be able to collect basic evidence from the site of the crime. This will help them in reaching the actual culprit.
The police officials of developed countries cannot even think of collecting evidence at the place of occurrence of an incident without really using hand gloves.
ABDUL SAMAD SAMO
Karachi
What a shame for the pakistan police dept. A blind man was issued a driving licence in karachi by bribing the police – this was telecast by ARY ‘saray-aam’ programme on saturday 23 Feb.13
Well using the hand gloves is not so significant in oreservation of evidece. The finger prints can be lifted in the laborotory. Now a days the preservation of evidece has become quite technical. It is done on scientific basis. We shoud train them in these techniques and methods. They can only learn through training.
The forensic science teaches them these methods. In developed countries the Police authorities employ those methods.
Isn’t is enough that they arrive at the scene
Pakistani police don’t even use gloves while taking bribes, what to talk about using them on a crime scene.