Springfield, MO crime lab makes huge impact

betway官网下载appAt Labconco we are proud that our products are helping forensic scientists solve crimes and bring justice for victims.The Missouri State Highway Patrol Crime Lab opened December 2008, in Springfield, Missouri, and has allowed justice to be served faster than ever in southwest Missouri.

"It makes a huge difference, huge difference," says Greene County Sheriff Jim Arnott.Before the lab's chemists were here in Springfield, "we'd have six months to a year waiting on DNA and that's just not acceptable," said Arnott.Now DNA results are usually turned around in less then 2 months."

Bill Marbaker, Director of the Highway Patrol's Crime Laboratory Division knew early in the planning phase that he wanted to outfit the new Crime Lab with equipment that was reliable.Having directed and worked in crime labs for years, Bill wanted to ensure the equipment for the lab would be in outstanding working order for many decades.

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必威平台官网首页In 2010, Labconco expanded our product offering to forensic labs by adding forensic specific equipment such asProtector Evidence Drying Cabinets,Protector Downdraft Powder Stationsand theCApture Portable Fuming Systems.betway官网下载appNow new forensic labs can get all the ventilation products they need from one supplier.

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May 09, 2011|by Sara Forhetz, KY3 News | sforhetz@ky3.com