Scars, Marks & Tattoos in Criminal ABIS: A Gamechanger for Law Enforcement

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Scars, marks, and tattoos (SMT) are distinguishing physical characteristics that play a critical role in criminal investigations. Unlike facial features or fingerprints, these identifiers often provide unique details about an individual, making them valuable in forensic and biometric investigations

SMT, in particular, offer long-term stability and uniqueness, making them highly effective in criminal investigations. Their integration into biometric databases in criminal ABIS strengthens law enforcement’s ability to track suspects, solve cases, and enhance forensic analysis.
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The importance of scars, marks, and tattoos in Criminal ABIS detailing how law enforcement analyze these identifiers to improve public safety.
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