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ALPRs in Sussex County Spark Privacy Debate | Dover News
Automated license plate readers are multiplying across Sussex County—with over 80 already installed—and sparking a heated debate about privacy, surveillance, and accountability. While Rehoboth Beach Police say their four ALPRs only capture plates (no facial recognition), store data for 30 days, and are used strictly for active investigations, critics worry about misuse and lack of transparency. Concerns are amplified by past reports of law enforcement abusing similar tech. The department claims safeguards like case-number access and quarterly audits exist, and they insist data isn’t sold or…
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