ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) - Rep. Brad Tabke announced legislation aimed at restricting how license plate data is collected, shared and accessed across Minnesota, citing concerns about misuse during ...
Most motorists probably do not even notice them, but automated license plate readers are everywhere, constantly recording the plates and other visual information of passing cars in communities all acr ...
(TNS) — A growing number of Twin Cities area police departments have installed license plate readers, which take images of passing cars to aid law enforcement in cracking cases. But recently, some ...
Chief Administrative Officer Justin McCarthy, Mayor Justin Elicker, U.S. Rep. Rosa DeLauro, Acting Police Chief David Zannelli, and Asst. Chief Bhagtana celebrate $750,000 federal funds for ...
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License plate reader reform didn’t make it through the legislature, but local leaders can still act (opinion)
Ever get the feeling you’re being watched? Maybe it’s because you are. No, it’s not paranoia, nor is it the stuff of dystopian fiction. Automatic license plate reader (ALPR) technology has been ...
Rep. Brad Tabke introduced a bill to restrict license plate data access in Minnesota. The bill aims at restricting how data is collected and shared across Minnesota. Tabke said the bill was created ...
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