PRIOR LAKE, Minn. — Multiple cities around Minnesota are being connected by one thing – someone has damaged technology that police say is helping them solve crimes faster.
“We have six cameras,” Prior Lake Police Chief Liam Duggan said. “Only two of them are active right now; four have been damaged at different points in time.”
Prior Lake’s automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, are run through Flock Safety for stationary readers, one of dozens of cities with the cameras in Minnesota. Those cameras were installed less than a year ago in Prior Lake…