Expert guidance on child fingerprinting, community ID programs, and law enforcement best practices.
A step-by-step guide for police departments and sheriff's offices planning a child ID fingerprinting event at National Night Out — supplies, staffing, and tips for high-volume events.
A child ID kit gives parents a complete record — fingerprints, DNA, photo, and dental chart — that can be handed directly to law enforcement if a child ever goes missing. Here's what's inside and why every family needs one.
Everything you need to know about fingerprint ink strips — what they are, how they work, how many you need, and why they've replaced traditional ink pads for child ID programs at schools and law enforcement agencies nationwide.
Pre-inked fingerprint strips vs. traditional ink pads — a practical comparison for police departments and sheriff's offices running community child ID events.
Texas law enforcement agencies run more child fingerprinting programs than almost any other state. Here is how Texas police departments, sheriff offices, and school resource officers use Protect Your Child ink strips and child ID kits to protect Texas children.