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DNA from rape kits used to ID victims as suspects in crimes, San Francisco DA says

DA says said one woman was recently arrested for a felony property crime based on her DNA collected years ago during a domestic violence-involved rape examination.

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DA s Office: SFPD Used Rape Victim s DNA to Link Her to a Property Crime

The latest salvo in the public-relations war between the San Francisco Police Department and the office of District Attorney Chesa Boudin is also a highly troubling potential breach of a sexual assault victim's privacy.

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DNA from rape kits used to ID victims as suspects in crimes, San Francisco DA says

DNA from rape kits used to ID victims as suspects in crimes, San Francisco DA says
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DA: San Francisco police used rape kit DNA to arrest victim

San Francisco’s police chief says he's investigating claims by the district attorney that DNA collected from rape victims is being used to help identify them as possible crime suspects

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More support for domestic abuse victims to rebuild their lives

£125 million will be handed to councils across England to make sure safe accommodation spaces, such as refuges and shelters, can provide victims with vital support services.

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