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Keeping track of your child

Posted: 04.14.2012 at 9:18 PM

Toyota of Albany is helping parents keep track of their children.

/ From File

ALBANY, GA -- Toyota of Albany is helping parents keep track of their children.

They gave everyone who came to the event a free FBI certified biometric fingerprint profile and a high resolution digital picture.

Nicole Adams with Toyota of Albany says "we're just very honored to offer it. You just never know, and to have a fingerprint card and a DNA kit for your child is really huge for safety."

Over 200 parents and children participated.

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