Well, I'm a layperson to anything related to criminal investigation, but this is a little concerning to me. If you're in a particularly crime ridden area, my c

Well, I'm a layperson to anything related to criminal investigation, but this is a little concerning to me. If you're in a particularly crime ridden area, my concern is how many of those 9% are the right evidence against the right person. It's pretty terrible if all it took to nab the wrong person was shoddy evidence from a shady and secretive company that is accused of having manipulated the evidence in the past. It is still quite terrible even if it's often correct, because that makes it much harder for someone who is innocent to do anything about it. Still, it's possible that the numbers Vice is showing does not demonstrate the problem.