Are Automated License Plate Readers Unconstitutional?
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NCLA is suing the City of Coral Gables as well as the Florida Department of State (FDOS) and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), on behalf of long-time Coral Gables resident, Raul Mas Canosa. Mas Canosa says the city’s use of Automatic License Plate Readers, is a violation of Florida Law and Floridians’ Fourth Amendment rights to privacy.
The ALPR system tracks all vehicle traffic and stores the data for three years. It also allows law enforcement to pore over those records for security purposes, but the City has never identified a single crime that has been solved by this system.
Mas Canosa and NCLA's Sheng Li join CBS 4 News Miami to discuss the case against the City of Coral Gables.
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