dust for fingerprints

And you probably hired someone to dust for fingerprints, too.

Two lab guys came in behind him and began to dust for fingerprints.

Police could be seen dusting for fingerprints at the home.

"Who wants to watch a show where people dust for fingerprints?

I saved the coffee cup he used, to dust for fingerprints.

They had been dusted for fingerprints and left, so he felt free to pick one up.

Already they'd dusted for fingerprints but found none that shouldn't have been there.

Police went to all the locations and dusted for fingerprints.

Nevertheless, we dusted for fingerprints and came up with two good ones.

They promised to dust for fingerprints, but would not commit to a date.

Everything in the room would be dusted for fingerprints also, but opening the window wouldn't harm anything.

The car was dusted for fingerprints and a crime scene established around the petrol station.

The car was being dusted for fingerprints last night.

The telephone booth appeared to have been dusted for fingerprints.

Every surface would be dusted for fingerprints to match with those of the dead terrorists.

I want every inch of that vault dusted for fingerprints.

Detectives were sent across the country and abroad to dust for fingerprints in the homes of victims.

Right now, despite what television has led people to think, the police rarely dust for fingerprints except in murders and other serious crimes.

Dusted for fingerprints, but not everywhere they should have.

The day after the burglary, a crime scene officer dusted for fingerprints.

Employees clean the powder off the glass doors where police dusted for fingerprints.

Inside, every surface was smeared because the investigators had dusted for fingerprints.

It showed the front and back of an addressed envelope, dusted for fingerprints, which were all over its surface.

Police set up a crime scene at the house overnight and were dusting for fingerprints near the shattered front window.

When the officers dusted for fingerprints, did they conduct a search of the premises as well?