Current Events > New security system sprays liquid on suspects that's read by black light

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https://www.ktuu.com/content/news/I-cant-wait-to-get-the-word-out---Store-owner-on-new-security-system-in-Anchorage-513373891.html

Not on only that, it's largely unnoticeable, lasts for months, and if police detects it on someone (via black light) it's suspicion enough for arrest.

...the spray nozzle that administers non-toxic liquid. "They're all staged right above the door, and the way they spray out, they blanket the whole door -- so if you're running out, it's just going to shower you as you walk out the door."

The spray has a unique DNA marker registered only to Chevron (or place of business, such as a Chevron gas station). That marker stays on the suspect's body for months, allowing law enforcement to link their sticky fingers directly to the crime.

"Once they find the criminal, they spotlight them with a black light, Bailey said. Police need to be armed with black light flashlight, and as soon as they have that, that's suspicion for arrest and they can grab you right there."

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Nall posted...

What if Im a lowly tech going to replace the fluid and I accidentally spill a bunch on myself?

Suspicion for arrest

Just jizz on intruders 4Head
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Spooking posted...

What if you're covered in another substance that is also black light detectable? ( )

Nail polish remover ;)

there is no fucking way this should be legal.
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Medussa posted...

there is no fucking way this should be legal.

It's America, we're an oligarchy.