It is a known fact that it is more difficult to capture and compare ink fingerprints with latent prints and previously captured ink fingerprints, especially if the captured print was of poor quality to begin with. Based on a report by the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation, their rejection rate was as high as 33% when trying to match ink fingerprint records against their Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS). This rejection rate is much improved by using live

We have another 1st based on industry demand for a better way to fingerprint known individuals affiliated with a crime scene. The purpose of fingerprinting these individuals is to try to separate known prints from unknown prints at a crime scene in order to identify a potential perpetrator. The process previously employed was to have the known individuals visit a local police department to be ink fingerprinted. FingerSCAN ePrintsID allows crime scene investigators to capture