FBI Quietly Adds Civil Fingerprint Collection to Criminal DatabaseBy Joshua Krause Originally, the FBI rarely held on to fingerprints that werent related to a crime (at least that we know of) and even when they did keep them, they werent readily accessible. But now the FBI has merged their criminal database with the civil database. This means that anytime your prints are submitted to the FBI for any reason, they are lumped together with those belonging to criminals. And this doesnt just apply to high-profile jobs that require a security clearance, this includes just about any job with the federal government. It also applies to many private fields that require a license (this could include security guards, lawyers, contractors, nurses, etc). California alone submits 1.2 million sets of fingerprints to the feds every year. Not only does this increase the chances of innocent people getting caught up in criminal cases, its an egregious violation of our rights. By collecting this information into a criminal database, theyre essentially treating ordinary citizens like criminals before theyre ever charged with a crime. Image Credit Joshua Krause is a reporter, writer and researcher at The Daily Sheeple. He was born and raised in the Bay Area and is a freelance writer and author. You can follow Joshuas reports at Facebook or on his personal Twitter. Joshuas website is Strange Danger . The FBI is a federal control organization founded by a closet cross dresser and pedophile. Think they might be up to something illegal? Think they may not have a problem violating their oath to the Constitution? No surprise. So what exactly does this mean i.e. Fingerprints which parents were encouraged to submit for their children in the event of being abducted or missing, are these included in the database?? 