The ALPR technology records each scanned license plate number, together with the date, time, and location of the scan, and stores the data on confidential computer networks.

At least 50,000 American license plate numbers have been made available on the dark web after a company hired by Customs and Border Protection was at the center of a major data breach, according ...

Police cameras collect tens of thousands of license plate images, track vehicle locations and can check plates against a database of wanted vehicles. Police can keep data on file, even if drivers ...

Los Angeles cops do not need to hand over license plate reader data, judge finds Judge rules that such disclosure "could greatly harm a criminal investigation." Cyrus Farivar – Aug 29, 2014 2:50 ...

At least 50,000 American license plate numbers have been made available on the dark web after a company hired by Customs and Border Protection was at the center of a major data breach, according ...

Exactly one year ago in Utah, a Republican state senator introduced a bill that imposed new regulations on how license plate readers (LPRs) could be used in the Beehive State. That bill was signed ...

St. Rep. Gary Holder-Winfield is proposing a new law that would restrict police use of license plate scans and reduce the amount of time that police departments can keep it on file.

Vigilant said neither it nor the Irvine Co. share license plate data from shopping centers with ICE. “As Irvine Company has stated, it is shared with select law enforcement agencies to ensure ...

License plate reader data from some Bay Area police departments has been shared with federal law enforcement via a shared database, a new report found.

Ross D. Franklin / AP file. ... The image is one of 112 that Katz-Lacabe received in a 2010 public records request for license plate data on his vehicles collected by police.