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If all the chicks at the lab look like that adorable little latin cutey that never smiles, Id work there for free.

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You see the attitude they have about you. Whining on here with hopes that something will change in the lab is a dream.

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Great going George on your 45 years of longevity at BSO

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Great going George on your 45 years of longevity at BSO

Who is he? Cop, jailer, janitor?

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Great going George on your 45 years of longevity at BSO

George is a cranky old fart that needs to retire.

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If DNA is a mess and can't do calculations or keep up with the work and Firearms is non existent with the work sent to Palm Beach and Drug analysis is still not being completed on time for Court, Why have a Lab? Let FDLE take over and save the money for other Units that protect and Serve.

It's been considered under Lamberti and the current administration. FDLE has made it clear that it will shut down the lab and send the work to Orlando and Fort Myers. BSO CI and Satz won't be able to work their wish list of endless items worked. Expedited and rush cases will no longer exist. So be careful what you wish for.

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The vast majority of the State except for a handful have their work done by FDLE. Cases get filed, police get their results and the local residents don't have to foot the bill. As it is, the Lab no longer does many things it did in the past including firearms. CI and Satz have survived without those services. Lambretti and Isreal have proven that a local lab is not necessary. They cut out services and outsourced others. Life goes on. The winner is the local tax payer. With automation the need for a local lab is reduced. Millions of dollars are saved and the space in the Courthouse can be used for other purposes. As they say a win win situation.

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The vast majority of the State except for a handful have their work done by FDLE. Cases get filed, police get their results and the local residents don't have to foot the bill. As it is, the Lab no longer does many things it did in the past including firearms. CI and Satz have survived without those services. Lambretti and Isreal have proven that a local lab is not necessary. They cut out services and outsourced others. Life goes on. The winner is the local tax payer. With automation the need for a local lab is reduced. Millions of dollars are saved and the space in the Courthouse can be used for other purposes. As they say a win win situation.

Duncan is the problem over there. If the girls have a question about scientific (flawed) practice is supposed to be done, he tried to squash them like a bug. Then there is Dale who protects him. The labs accreditation is on probationary status due to sustained violations. It's a joke.

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Here's what Miami Made Crime Lab (16 categories) does which is less than FDLE:

Categories of Testing:
1.1 Controlled Substance
3.1 DNA - Nuclear
3.3 Body Fluid Identification
4.1 Paint
4.3 Fiber and Textiles
4.4 Gunshot Residue
4.6 Glass
4.15 General Physical and
Chemical Analysis
5.1 Firearms
5.2 Toolmarks
5.3 Gunshot Distance Determination
6.1 Latent Print Processing
6.2 Latent Print Comparisons
6.4 10-Print Comparisons
10.1 Impression Evidence
(footwear/tires)
10.2 Serial Number Restoration

Here's how little Broward lab does (6 categories):

1.1 Controlled Substances
3.1 DNA - Nuclear
3.3 Body Fluid Identification
5.7 Firearm Functionality Only Not even able to match guns only say if they work
6.2 Latent Print Comparisons
6.4 10-Print Comparisons

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DNA Labs International Identifies Suspect in Six-Year-Old Murder Case

Posted on August 3, 2017 by Laura Burgess
DNA Labs International, a private forensic laboratory, tied Jason David Martinez, to a 2011 Coral Springs murder, using DNA left on a discarded juice bottle and blood found at the crime scene.

Kadian Andre Garfield Roper, left, Jason David Martinez (Broward Sheriff's Office, courtesy)
Kadian Andre Garfield Roper, left, Jason David Martinez (Broward Sheriff's Office, courtesy)
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Deerfield Beach, FL (Ammoland.com) – In 2011, Michael Hamilton of Coral Springs was found dead in his apartment where he had been killed during a robbery gone awry. Hamilton’s roommate found him stabbed to death with his empty wallet beside him. Several other items were also missing from the apartment. Six years later, two suspects have been apprehended thanks to DNA left on a lemonade bottle and spit found on the ground.

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