€23m fingerprint system underused because of dispute

A STATE-OF-THE-ART Garda fingerprint system, which ran over €3 million over budget, is not being fully used because many gardaí still take manual prints and because civil servants refuse to use it.

€23m fingerprint system underused because of dispute
Tue, 20 Sep, 2011 - 01:00
Cormac O’Keeffe

The Automated Fingerprint Integrated System (AFIS), which cost just over €23m to install, came in 18 months late because of delays in introducing legislation and in upgrading the Garda PULSE computer system.

The C&AG 2010 report found that:

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