The substance is usually used to detect thieves and shows up under ultra-violet light which allows police to see who has come into contact with an object.
'Forensic grease' has been used for the first time by police in Kent to order to catch a stalker who kept visiting his victim's home.
On 10 April, officers were called to a report that a man had been seen near the victim's property in Ashford. Marley Edmed, 25, formerly of Laurens Van Der Post Way, Ashford, was charged with two counts of breaching a restraining order and jailed for 46 weeks after admitting both offences at Folkestone Magistrates' Court on 19 April.
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