The police station informed me to take fingerprints and collect DNA. Can I not go?

Collecting DNA and fingerprints of residents belongs to the extraction of basic personnel information, which is used to enrich the personnel information base and provide clues for solving crimes. Don't take it to heart as long as you don't do anything illegal.

Five extractions required by the Ministry of Public Security:

1, personnel identity confirmation (household registration information verification);

2. Fingerprint extraction;

3. Mobile phone information extraction;

4.DNA collection (saliva extraction, blood extraction, etc. );

5. Check whether there are suspicious vehicles. Anyone suspected of taking drugs should have a urine test.

The fifth extraction is mainly aimed at those who can't show their ID cards or walk around during the patrol, providing useful clues for cracking cases within their jurisdiction.

The person who is extracted will not leave a criminal record (provided that he has not done anything illegal), and he can go home after removing the suspect. The nature belongs to detailed registration, so don't worry. In addition, the police station has the obligation to keep the extracted objects confidential, which can be assured.