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The Wales livestock-attack DNA project
DevelopingNext check Oct 30: A project progress report, published collection guidance or a documented DNA-supported identification or case outcome.
Where it stands
Farmers in Wales are receiving DNA-testing kits, while Dyfed-Powys Police has assigned two crime scene officers and Liverpool John Moores University researchers will analyse samples and develop evidence-collection guidance. The project’s effectiveness in identifying dogs involved in livestock attacks remains to be reported.
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The story so far
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Wales turns to DNA to identify dogs behind livestock attacks
Farmer kits, police sampling powers and university research aim to settle disputed attacks. The crucial test is whether recovered DNA reliably identifies an individual dog.
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Who's involved
Organizations
Dyfed-Powys Policepolice force in Wales1 reportLiverpool John Moores Universityuniversity in Liverpool, England1 report
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- WalesWales, UK1 report
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