ballistic fingerprints造句

• Every firearm leaves a ballistic fingerprint on every round it fires.
• Federal investigators have used ballistic fingerprints for more than a decade.
• Ballistic fingerprints have been used by federal investigators for more than a decade.
• Ballistic fingerprints are created when a bullet shoots out of a gun's barrel.
• Coincidentally, Maryland is one of only two states to have created ballistics fingerprint databases of their own.
• But registry advocates want to require the gun industry to record the ballistic fingerprints of newly made guns.
• In the same way, a national ballistic fingerprint database may help law enforcement officials catch the Washington sniper.
• Police in metro Washington have used ballistic fingerprints to conclusively link nine of the 11 sniper shootings to one rifle.
• Governor Parris Glendening of Maryland has considered broadening his state's ballistics fingerprint laws, which applies only to handguns.
• Ballistic fingerprints have been used by police in metro Washington to conclusively link nine of the 11 sniper shootings to one rifle.
• Some officials from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms have voiced strong support for a national database of ballistic fingerprints.
• Because of the huge state budget deficit, Scott's bill would require gun manufacturers to fund the database of ballistic fingerprints.
• The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms said the ballistics fingerprint technology has helped law enforcement agencies make links between crimes more quickly.
• Guns : The governor's decent gun-control proposal would ban assault weapons, raise the age for purchasing guns and provide ballistic fingerprints.
• In Connecticut, a bill to create a state ballistic fingerprint system is being introduced by state Rep . Michael Lawler, D-East Haven.
• The ballistic fingerprint would lead police to a manufacturer and serial number for the gun, which could be traced to a gun shop or dealer.
• The technology also exists to create a national database that would link the ballistic fingerprint of an individual gun to its place of sale and its owner.
• _Requiring law-abiding gun owners or weapons'manufacturers to file ballistics fingerprints with federal authorities would be akin to fingerprinting everyone to catch criminals.
• The ATF database currently holds 867, 000 images and has produced 12, 000 matches of ballistic fingerprints, according to a study released in May.