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License-plate, vehicle recognition system gets rave reviews from Macomb County police - Vimarsana News

License-plate, vehicle recognition system gets rave reviews from Macomb County police

The system allows investigators to plug in the license plate number and/or vehicle descriptions into the software to come up with a “hit” of a suspect vehicle that may have passed by a recognition camera.

Number Of Automated License Plate Readers In Lake Forest To Double - Vimarsana News

Number Of Automated License Plate Readers In Lake Forest To Double

Number Of Automated License Plate Readers In Lake Forest To Double - Lake Forest-Lake Bluff, IL - City officials said they expect to receive five more Flock Safety License Plate Reader cameras in the coming months.

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License plate reader credited with an assist in solving Vernon Hills burglary - Vimarsana News

License plate reader credited with an assist in solving Vernon Hills burglary

Catching bad guys, locating stolen autos and finding missing persons are among dozens of successes Vernon Hills police say they've notched since installing 10 license plate-reading cameras in October 2020.

LIcense plate readers would aid in fighting crime, police chief says - Vimarsana News

LIcense plate readers would aid in fighting crime, police chief says

Most other lakefront communities already have them, with the notable exception of Chesterton.

Indiana Police Chief Advocates for License Plate Readers - Vimarsana News

Indiana Police Chief Advocates for License Plate Readers

Michigan City, Ind., Police Chief Dion Campbell hopes to get a series of license plate readers and gunshot detectors in the city to help fill a big gap in Northwest Indiana, where most other communities have them.