I am a millennial but never saw these. Seems like a weird choice but I’m not surprised. One time in elementary school we had cops come in and give us a talk about crime and take our fingerprints. Doesn’t seem like it should be legal to gather personal information from little kids that cannot consent to it, but they did.
My family were criminals - my father used to be a gangster - I cannot fathom why, but this happened at my school and I missed it so the officer was somehow invited to my home where I was fingerprinted.
I got a curious lesson about melting finger prints on the stove element from my dad later, which I thankfully never did.
I am a millennial but never saw these. Seems like a weird choice but I’m not surprised. One time in elementary school we had cops come in and give us a talk about crime and take our fingerprints. Doesn’t seem like it should be legal to gather personal information from little kids that cannot consent to it, but they did.
“In case you get lost or kidnapped” wink wink
My family were criminals - my father used to be a gangster - I cannot fathom why, but this happened at my school and I missed it so the officer was somehow invited to my home where I was fingerprinted.
I got a curious lesson about melting finger prints on the stove element from my dad later, which I thankfully never did.
Millenial as well and I never got these in any of my public school years.