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I get the vibe they're using ALPRs to identify drivers, and then going from there to find crime? Seems like criminal investigations should start with an actual
by m4ck_ 25d ago
I get the vibe they're using ALPRs to identify drivers, and then going from there to find crime? Seems like criminal investigations should start with an actual crime. At the minimum, I would think that there would need to be some suspicion of criminal involvement to obtain a warrant to get financial records. Apparently this administration considers driving down the interstate suspicious enough to toss the constitution out the window.
- xhkkffbf 25d agoThe article doesn't seem to explain why the BP targeted these folks and not other license plates gathered by the reader. Presumably there's some pattern, right?
- avs733 25d ago>I get the vibe they're using ALPRs to identify drivers, and then going from there to find crime? This has gone on for a LONG time, but the change to empower it with AI tools that are presumed accurate is the new amplification.
- ryandrake 25d agoWe've long since transitioned away from "identify the crime and find the person" Law Enforcement to "target the person and find a crime" Law Enforcement.
- mapontosevenths 25d agoAt long last we have achieved equality. Now everyone can know what it's like to be pulled over for DWB!