alpinehyperlite
Well-Known Member
To me, it all depends on the situation if I decide to attempt to pull prints for a vehicle burglary. I always speak with the victim about it though. It depends on the surface and cleanliness of said surface. If you walk up to any car in a parking lot (unless it's been washed in the last hour) and tell whether someone was wearing gloves, a towel, or just bare skin just by the smudges left in the dust on the vehicle. If you can look at a vehicle, and see that said person wore shooting style gloves, then there is no reason to attempt to pull prints. I speak with every victim before printing anything inside of their vehicle. I don't know of you have ever delt with fingerprint dust, but that **** gets everywhere, and is impossible to clean it all up.
