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POLICE have started taking DNA samples from the state's 1200 untested prisoners.
A number of tests were conducted on prisoners at Yatala Labour prison yesterday in the flrst stage of the program.
The DNA samples will be placed on the police database following the introduction of legislation this year to allow the procedure.
More than 12,000 DNA samples are expected to be added to the database over the next year as a result of the legislation.

Adelaide Advertiser (17-6-2003)
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Police To Add 12,000 Samples of DNA
DNA nets a town's worst fears (Stephen James Boney)
Murder Gets New Profile
Child Abduction
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