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Across town on the same night, another crime is committed. At 2:30am, someone breaks a window in the back of a pet rescue and steals Rasta, a tortie kitten, and Koda, a boxer-lab puppy. On the way out, the thief is cut on a piece of broken glass. The same forensic team collects and tests a sample of blood left behind by the thief. It is type O-. The police bring in another suspect with a cut forearm who was arrested just two blocks from the store. This person resembles someone seen leaving the store at the time of the robbery. A sample of the suspect's blood is taken and tested for blood type. The suspects' blood shows positive agglutination with anti-A serum, anti-Rh, and anti-B sera. Only considering the blood typing tests, should the investigators proceed and charge the subject with the robbery? Explain your rationale.

          Across town on the same night, another crime is committed. At 2:30am, someone breaks a window in the back of a pet rescue and steals Rasta, a tortie kitten, and Koda, a boxer-lab puppy. On the way out, the thief is cut on a piece of broken glass. The same forensic team collects and tests a sample of blood left behind by the thief. It is type O-. The police bring in another suspect with a cut forearm who was arrested just two blocks from the store. This person resembles someone seen leaving the store at the time of the robbery. A sample of the suspect's blood is taken and tested for blood type. The suspects' blood shows positive agglutination with anti-A serum, anti-Rh, and anti-B sera. Only considering the blood typing tests, should the investigators proceed and charge the subject with the robbery? Explain your rationale.

Across town on the same night, another crime is committed. At 2:30am, someone breaks a window in the back of a pet rescue and steals Rasta, a tortie kitten, and Koda, a boxer-lab puppy. On the way out, the thief is cut on a piece of broken glass. The same forensic team collects and tests a sample of blood left behind by the thief. It is type O-. The police bring in another suspect with a cut forearm who was arrested just two blocks from the store. This person resembles someone seen leaving the store at the time of the robbery. A sample of the suspect's blood is taken and tested for blood type. The suspects' blood shows positive agglutination with anti-A serum, anti-Rh, and anti-B sera. Only considering the blood typing tests, should the investigators proceed and charge the subject with the robbery? Explain your rationale.

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