Waikato schools safer with SelectaDNA
Thursday, 5 August 2010  The largest schools project to date under the Operation SNAP banner launched today with the introduction of SelectaDNA Forensic Property Marking Kits into 275 schools across the Waikato Policing District. Read more... |
Manurewa stands up to school theft
Tuesday, 3 August 2010  Schools across Manurewa today stand up to would bethieves by using SelectaDNA Property Marking Kits to mark property throughout their schools. Read more... |
SelectaDNA reduces burglaries by 61%
Monday, 10 May 2010  Burglaries in the Manurewa suburb of Randwick Park were reduced by more than 60 percent during a recently completed trial of the theft deterrent product SelectaDNA. Read more... |
It's a SNAP
Tuesday, 27 April 2010  Waikato's police chief knew more than a decade ago there was a way to combat the burglary and drug trades. This week he unveiled the technology and framework to help make it happen. Read more... |
No excess with SelectaDNA
Friday, 12 March 2010  Customers in New Zealand who purchase a SelectaDNA property marking kit alongside their BNZ home insurance policy will no longer need to pay a standard excess if they make a burglary claim. Read more... |
Would you like SelectaDNA with that?
Tuesday, 3 November 2009  Entry and exit points at the main McDonald’s restaurant in Rotterdam city centre are being protected from burglary by the installation of the new SelectaDNA intruder spray that uses forensic DNA to link offenders directly to the crime scene. Read more... |
First clue - look for the blue
Friday, 11 September 2009  The DNA-coded security spray is invisible under normal light, but exposure to ultraviolet light (R) quickly reveals the guilty party. Police will no longer have trouble identifying a bank robber - he'll be the one in blue. Read more... |
SelectaDNA launches in New Zealand
Wednesday, 2 September 2009  A new marking device that invisibly codes property could see burglars caught blue-handed.
A six-month trial of SelectaDNA - a synthetic DNA solution that glows blue under ultra-violet light - was launched in the Manukau suburb of Randwick Park yesterday. Read more... |
Schools throughout UK embrace SelectaDNA
Tuesday, 18 August 2009  The Inverness Crime Prevention Panel (ICPP) is working in partnership with the Northern Constabulary and has launched SelectaDNA at Crown Primary School with the aim of protecting expensive school equipment such as laptops, PC’s and whiteboards from theft. Read more... |
UK use Property Marking to reduce crime
Monday, 17 August 2009  Across the UK, SelectaDNA is being used to reduce the rate of burglary and theft in commercial and residential areas. Schemes have been launched with great success in what have been known trouble spots for local Police Authorities. Read more... |