The Miami Police Department has announced plans for the installation of ten license plate reading (LPR) cameras.

As license plate cameras multiply, questions grow over who owns them and how data is used. Though HOAs love them.

The system is funded by a $391,000 state grant for combating organized retail crime. Cameras won’t capture people or faces — just license plates and vehicle details. Police say the tech has already ...

HENDERSONVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A career criminal out of Mississippi is back behind bars thanks to Tennessee law enforcement agencies sharing information and using license plate recognition technology ...

Flock Safety, an eight-year-old company based in Atlanta, promotes its license plate readers (LPRs) as tools that can "stop crime in its tracks with evidence that drives action." Charlie and Angie ...

NOLENSVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — An Antioch woman wanted on theft charges was recently taken into custody thanks to the help of license plate readers. On Sept. 26, just after 5:30 p.m., LPR cameras in ...

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