San Francisco police have pledged to end the practice of using DNA from sexual assault victims to investigate unrelated crimes, following public outcry and concerns over privacy violations.
San Francisco police have pledged to end the practice of using DNA from sexual assault victims to investigate unrelated crimes, following public outcry and concerns over privacy violations.
San Francisco Police will review its policies after the DA alleged the department used sexual assault victims’ DNA in unrelated cases, the police chief confirmed. The move aims to restore public trust and ensure ethical practices.