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Then some statistics shouldn’t be hard to find. I can’t find anything stating this is “very common”. I guess as a rough metric for “very common” let’s say on a
by Nanana909 3y ago
Then some statistics shouldn’t be hard to find.
I can’t find anything stating this is “very common”. I guess as a rough metric for “very common” let’s say on a similar level to heart attacks. Quite rare still but common enough that you could be justified in calling it very common.
So 850,000 cases per year.
- jjoonathan 3y agoFirst page of google: 93 percent of police departments in cities with populations of 1 million or more use their own ALPR systems
- vGPU 3y agoHe’s clearly asking about how often the whole “I didn’t know I had felonies” thing happens, not license plate readers.
- DropInIn 3y agoWhen authori actively suppress the release of such data sets don't blame the citizens for using what little anectodal data they have.