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Ocala Police Department submitted the suspect’s DNA and the air bag from the vehicle involved to DNA Labs International, a private forensic laboratory, who were able to confirm that the DNA from both matched.
Deerfield Beach, Fla. (Ammoland.com) – On January 13, 2018, two women were killed after a 2014 Nissan Frontier hit them on East State Road 40 in Ocala, Florida. The truck departed the scene of the accident, but was found nearby with no one inside and the air bag deployed. After DNA evidence tied Joshua Zuniga, the owner of the vehicle, to the scene of the crime, the Ocala Police Department arrested him and charged him with two counts of leaving the scene of a crash involving a death.
The Ocala Police Department submitted DNA from Zuniga and the air bag from the pickup to DNA Labs International, a private forensic laboratory in Broward County, Florida, to process the evidence.
Zuniga has denied that he was driving the vehicle at the time of the accident. DNA Labs International was able to match Zuniga’s DNA to that of the DNA found on the deployed air bag from the pickup truck.
Police officials chose to submit the items to DNA Labs International because of their advanced DNA collection techniques and quick turnaround time.
DNA Labs International specializes in forensic casework analysis using the latest DNA technologies and techniques available. This allows agencies an opportunity to achieve the best results possible and to solve cases that were unsolvable before.
For more information regarding the case, read the full news report from Ocala.com.
To learn more about DNA Labs International’s capabilities, visit http://dnalabsinternational.com/. Stay up to date on the latest in forensics by following DNA Labs International on Facebook and LinkedIn.
Andy Andy, do you get your News and Opinions from the mainstream media?
There is much incompetence in these dna labs. Always get at least one more test from a proven dna lab. that is not law enforcement related. The vast majority of all law enforcement labs. are totally incompetent.
the article says this is an indepenedent lab, not a LE or government contract show. SOME labs are through, accurate, and work with integrity. It seems its the ones run by government agencies that do all the cheating, false returns, etc.. about whatt one would expect from a gummit show.
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