Panelists Discuss New State Laws and Policies to Govern Use of ALPR Data
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Flock camera on a fixed pole in West Hartford. Photo credit: Ronni Newton
The public is welcome to provide input in advance of the Connecticut Police Officers Standards and Training Council discuss of ALPR cameras later this month.
By Viktoria Sundqvist, CTNewsJunkie.com
If you’re on the road in Connecticut, cameras are most likely watching and documenting where you go. Your license plate will be photographed. The make and model of your car noted. Potential bumper stickers recorded.
And while some safeguards regarding Automatic License Plate Readers were put in place in this year’s legislative session, many say it is not enough.
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