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Athletic DNA: Q A with Eric Hechtman Join us for our next Google Hangout as we sit down with Coach Eric Hechtman. Eric is the tennis director at Royal Palm Tennis Club in Miami, FL. Royal Palm is the premier clay court facility... By: Athletic Dna … Continue reading →

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For 12 years, a Milwaukee neighborhood has been on edge after several violent, random sexual assaults. Now a man is behind bars in connection with the assaults. VIDEO: New DNA technology leads police to serial rape suspect Court records indicate two of the assaults Michael Dixon is charged with are against 13-year-old and 14-year-old girls. Records show the five assaults occurred on Milwaukees northside in 2002, 2008, 2011 and two in 2012. Authorities collected evidence, including DNA, from the victims at the time of the assaults. Police said they knew that one persons DNA was the same in four of the assaults, but they didnt know whose it was. In July, the DNA was put into the states DNA databank and authorities found a potential familial match. Court records show Dixon, who threatened to kill one of the victims, was also a suspect in two sexual assault cases in 1995 and 1998. Dixon went before a judge Friday. Dixon could face decades behind bars if found guilty of all five assaults. Read the rest here: New DNA technology leads authorities to man suspected of serial rape … Continue reading →

Senior British officers want the Home Secretary to join EU-wide scheme Would give police open access to forensic files and DNA databases Police say it is needed because we have so many foreign criminals Last week Romanian burglar was jailed thanks to data from his homeland By Martin Beckford Published: 16:13 EST, 12 July 2014 | Updated: 07:34 EST, 13 July 2014 207 shares 105 View comments Police say they need to share DNA databases with forces across Europe because so much crime in Britain is committed by foreign nationals. Senior officers want the Home Secretary to join an EU-wide scheme giving open access to forensic files. They believe it would speed up the laborious process of sending samples found at crime scenes to individual countries, so they can look for matches on their databases. DNA match: Burglar Giani Radu poses on Facebook. Detectives had found blood at the scenes of several break-ins - but it was their Romanian counterparts who found the sample matched Radu The rest is here: Police plea to share DNA with EU due to number of foreign criminals … Continue reading →