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FBI History — Part 5
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gaomting to $2,978,520, over $234,000 was saved and returned to the -.
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notifying the proper officials so that these fugitives may be teken into io
1932. Since the enactuent of the National Motor Vehicle Theft Act, - ns
or to give its comaonly accepted name, the Dyer Act, in October, 1619, vy
wntil June 30, 1932, 31,343 stolen motor vehicles valued at over oe
$21,716,000 have been recovered in cases in which the Buresu performed...
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The Identification Division of the United States Bureau of Investi- ~-
getion is asintsined at Washington, D, C., and was established on July 99 1...
1, 1924, to operate as a national clearing btouse of idetificetion data, ~ - >
At the date of its inception, it began with approximately 600,000 finger es ls
print records which had comprised the collections of the bureau maintained © =
at the Ghited States Penitentiary, Leavenworth, Kansas, and of the National
Bureau of Crimins] Identification, Washingtoa, D. Coy mhichbad bem = =
operated by the International Association of dniefs of Police, =
Bince its establishaent in 1924, the Identification Division of the
Gaited States Bureau of Invertigation has bad a phencasnal grovth. Darn _
ing the fiscal gear of 1932 alone, it received over 573,000 fingerpriat ~~~:
cards.
| At the present tine, it has nore than 3,400,000 fingerprint records _.
oa file, representing the largest and most complete collection of crininal ©
fingerprint recorda of current value existing anywhere in the morld. This
division now receives criainal identification date from over 5,300 come
.tributors in the United States and foreign comtries, and recelves nore ~
than 2,000 fingerprint cards each dey, replying to each of these ecards ©: -
within 36 houra. The eubdjectsa of over 45% of all the prints received are
identified as having prior criminal records, #8... -. Ce
The fingerprint science is one of the most potent factors in secure -_
ing the apprehension of criminals. The Bureen at present identifies 7
more than 350 fugitives each month through fingerprints, iucediately |
custody. This entire service is furnished fres of cost and is maintained -
solely for the convenience and use of regularly constituted law-enforcenent
officiels and agencies. At the present time, the Identification Division —
of the Bureau exchanges fingerprint records with over 30 foreign countries»
to help cope with the operations of international confidence nen, Swindlers
Conviction Record.
Convictions were secured in 93.76 of the cases investigated
by the Bureau which were presented to the Grand Juries. |
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