31
Dec
2024
As Jeffersonville, Indiana, experiences rapid growth due to the expansion of the River Ridge Commerce Center, local law enforcement is advocating for the installation of Flock cameras to enhance public safety. The increasing population and influx of workers pose significant challenges, prompting the need for advanced surveillance technology.
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21
Dec
2024
The Bartlesville Police Department (BPD) is set to host a forum on January 16, 2024, to discuss the controversial Flock cameras installed in the city. This event aims to address community concerns regarding surveillance and privacy while educating residents about the technology's role in crime prevention and public safety.
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16
Dec
2024
The implementation of Flock cameras by the Bartlesville Police Department has sparked a heated debate among local citizens. Many residents are voicing their concerns over privacy and the potential misuse of these surveillance technologies, raising questions about the balance between public safety and individual rights.
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02
Feb
2024
A bill to limit and expand law enforcement's use of license plate readers passed out of a Virginia House subcommittee, sparking questions during a debate about the age-old dance between government overreach and public safety.
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15
Sep
2022
10
Sep
2022
The use of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) is becoming more common, as they are used to track the movements of individuals. ALPRs are devices that are placed on police cars, private security vehicles, and other vehicles. They are used to scan the license plates of vehicles that pass by, and then store this information.
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08
Sep
2022
That technology also powers a surveillance system, alternately called an enforcement list, black list or Law Enforcement Notification System. Police agencies can request the addition of specific plate numbers or transponder signatures to a list, which sends real-time notifications when those vehicles are detected passing through.
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08
Sep
2022
01
Sep
2022
The Lake County Commission has approved a proposal forwarded by Lake County Sheriff Peyton Grinnell that will see 108 automated license plate reader cameras placed around Lake County. The cameras will read license plates from vehicles traveling through intersections throughout the county, and transmit them to a database, with the results showing if vehicles that are being searched for by local, state, or federal authorities are traveling through the county.
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