Fingerprint Experts From 42 Nations Challenge Skills in Korea-Interpol Contest
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Fingerprint examiners from 42 countries tested their skills in an online competition co-hosted by the Korean National Police Agency and Interpol, the international police cooperation body, the agency said Thursday. Long before artificial intelligence and algorithms transformed modern crime-fighting, police work relied on a far simpler, time-tested tool: human eyes searching for minute patterns etched onto skin. Last month, that fundamental foren…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Han Ji-eun = The National Police Agency announced on the 15th that 279 participants from 42 countries took part in the '3rd International Fingerprint Identification Contest' co-hosted with Interpol...
Kim Chae-won (35), a professional career officer from the Forensic Science Analysis Division of the National Police Agency, won first place in the domestic division of the International Fingerprint Analysis Contest, which was attended by 279 participants from 42 countries. The National Police Agency announced on the 15th that Kim achieved the best result among 84 domestic participants in the ‘3rd International Fingerprint Analysis Contest,’ whic…
Fingerprint analysis experts from around the world gathered in one place to compete.
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