Law enforcement says automated license plate reader technology helps solve crimes, but the ACLU of Nevada argues it invades privacy and should be banned.
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The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department uses two automated license plate reader, or ALPR, vendors — Flock Safety and Motorola — to capture license plates, vehicle characteristics, and the time and location of vehicles.
Assistant Sheriff Dori Koren said the department has policies and auditing in place and argues the technology saves lives…