Technology eliminates mess associated with fingerprinting

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Kiwanis president Dave Child places his hand on a computer sensor pad as Lt. Justin Sherman takes his fingerprints during the club's tour of the Carbon County Jail last week. The computer sends fingerprints and booking information directly to the state's law enforcement network, explained Sherman.

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