SALISBURY, Md. (AP) — It all starts with the shape of the offender’s chin.

When a composite drawing is initiated on the Salisbury Police Department’s new FACES facial composite identification software, the victim or witness describing the suspect has plenty of choices for the chin shape, which forms the shape of the lower half of the face.

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