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RFID Chips Implanted In Mexican Law-Enforcement Workers

Mexico’s attorney general says he and 160 employees had chips implanted for security reasons.

By W. David Gardner, TechWeb News
InformationWeek

Jul 15, 2004 01:00 PM

While tens of thousands of tiny radio-frequency identification devices have been implanted in animals for years, there were suspicions that one day they would have use in humans, too. That suspicion was confirmed this week, when Mexico’s Attorney General, Rafael Macedo de la Concha, reported that he had a chip implanted in his arm for security reasons.

Macedo went on to say that 160 of his employees had been implanted with the rice-grain-sized chips, manufactured by the VeriChip Corp.

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