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Austin could revisit its stance on license plate readers

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License plate readers: Safety or surveillance?

Southern Arizona law enforcement agencies, leaders, and drivers navigate license plate reader use.

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Austin rejected license plate readers last year. Could a shooting rampage bring them back?

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After shooting spree, Austin City Council members reconsider license plate readers

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Video shows suspects after gun theft; owner questions crime spree connection

Dramatic new video shows the moments after a gun theft that Austin police say kicked off a crime spree last weekend that ended with four people shot and several cars stolen.

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'Why did you do this?' 16-year-old recovering after south Austin shootings

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Austin shooting spree: New details released

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New details emerge in Austin shooting spree case

Fajardo Mondragon faces charges including aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, aggravated assault with a motor vehicle and deadly conduct.

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Affidavits: 17-year-old tied to 12 shootings across Austin in 36 hours

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New Austin tool lets residents search police shooting data by ZIP code. What it shows

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License plate reader cameras abound in Nevada. The state has no laws to regulate them.

At least five cities and counties in the state — including Clark County, Reno and Sparks — have penned agreements with an automated license plate reader company called Flock Safety in the past three years. It’s brought in a new wave of cameras that ...

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License plate reader cameras being deployed in Vicksburg

The City of Vicksburg is deploying license plate reader cameras around the city in an effort to help fight crime. Mayor Willis Thompson announced the city is partnering with Flock Safety. They will put up 10 cameras initially. Sign up for our Newsletters ...

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Renton police restarts license plate reader cameras after pausing to comply with new state law

The Renton Police Department (RPD) has restarted its automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras after pausing to comply with a new Washington law. “Chief Jon Schuldt paused the cameras on March 31 to ensure our policies complied with the new state law ...