As Nashville debates license plate readers, Murfreesboro police point to private cameras

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — While Nashville leaders continue debating whether to fund city-owned license plate readers, some police departments in Middle Tennessee are pointing to privately owned cameras already helping solve crimes.

Murfreesboro police say private license plate readers in Davidson County recently helped investigators identify tag numbers connected to stolen vehicles used in crimes in Rutherford County.

The case is now being used as an example of how privately funded license plate readers, often installed by homeowners associations or neighborhood groups, can assist law enforcement…

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