A Utah lawmaker wants to stop police from using DNA databases — but most Utahns support it

Should police be able to tap public DNA databases to solve crimes?A state lawmaker says no, but a recent poll shows most Utahns are in favor.If Rep. Craig Hall’s bill passes, Utah would be the first state in the country to put limits on how police can access databases made up of commonly used mail-in DNA tests from companies such as 23andMe or Ancestry.People take these tests for genealogy purposes and maybe to learn a little about their health — but in the background, it’s qui