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Flock fight: Virginia proposal to ban license plate cameras gets bipartisan support
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One town in Northern Virginia recently voted to immediately remove all of its Flock cameras. Now, Virginia lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are considering a statewide ban. In a 4-to-2 vote on Tuesday, the Dumfries Town Council voted to stop use of the automated license plate readers, or LPRs, i…
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Republican State Senator Glen Sturtevant (R-Colonial Heights) said he’ll introduce legislation during next year’s General Assembly session to make Flock and similar automatic license plate reader cameras illegal in Virginia.
One town in Northern Virginia recently voted to immediately remove all of its Flock cameras. Now, Virginia lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are considering a statewide ban. In a 4-to-2 vote on Tuesday, the Dumfries Town Council voted to stop use of the automated license plate readers, or LPRs, i…
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