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Revellers are being asked to join a police initiative whereby they have their fingerprints scanned before they are allowed into pubs and nightclubs. The Somerset town of Yeovil has been piloting the scheme, called In Touch, and which asks customers to register personal details and have their fingers scanned, for the past six months. Details of someone identified as a troublemaker in one venue can be flashed to other premises in seconds, giving doormen advance warning. Avon and Somerset Police is holding a number of events in the run-up to Christmas to allow people to register with the scheme. The first fingerprint programme takes place on Saturday, November 18 at Chicago Rock, Stars Lane, from 12-5pm.
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Fingerprint Pilot for Club Revellers
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