National Child ID Program - I
October 31, 2008
We all want our children to be safe. The FBI and the American Football Coaches Association are partnered in the National Child Identification Program...
Audio Transcript
Mr. Schiff: We all want our children to be safe. The FBI and the American Football Coaches Association are partnered in the National Child Identification Program...
Mr. Holley: "That consists of a child ID kit where parents can take their children’s fingerprints and take a DNA sample.”
Mr. Schiff: Bill Holley, Community Outreach coordinator at the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services Division in West Virginia...
Mr. Holley: "And maintain it in case their child is involved in foul play, a disaster or a runaway situation.”
Mr. Schiff: No records are kept by the FBI. The fingerprint cards and DNA records are for parents. Holley says these child ID kits have been around for several years...
Mr. Holley: "The 56 FBI field offices throughout the country team up with their area college coach and team and they set a date, usually one game a year.”
Mr. Schiff: Nearly a million of these kits have been distributed. Call the nearest FBI office for more information. I’m Neal Schiff of the Bureau and that’s what’s happening at the “FBI, This Week.”
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