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ALPR Leads to Child Rapist Arrest | Seattle News
Kent police used an automated license plate reader to catch a 50-year-old fugitive wanted for child rape and trafficking — a half-million-dollar warrant from Grays Harbor County. The ALPR flagged his vehicle near his home, leading officers to his driveway where he surrendered without incident. This arrest underscores how tech can help track down evaders — even across counties — while sparking statewide debate over new laws limiting ALPR use, with some departments shutting down systems amid concerns about privacy vs. public safety. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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