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License Plate Cameras Under Fire | Reno News
Reno and Sparks are deploying nearly 200 automatic license plate reader cameras to catch criminals before they vanish — but privacy advocates are sounding the alarm, calling it unconstitutional surveillance that could be weaponized. Sparks switched to Axon, makers of body cams, for tighter data control, while Reno’s Flock cameras face new privacy safeguards. Lawmakers in Nevada are preparing to regulate these systems, but police insist they’re vital for solving crimes. The debate rages on: tech for justice or a threat to freedom? Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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