Denver Council's New License Plate Camera Deal
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Denvers city council approves Axons license plate recognition cameras, replacing Flock system, in a close seven-to-six vote. The one-year, $150,000 contract installs fifty cameras, aiding in stolen vehicle recovery and case solving. Axon promises no national network, limited data storage, and strict misuse penalties. Council members are divided, with some praising the improved security and others expressing long-term concerns. Community groups oppose the move, citing privacy issues and corporate influence. Despite controversy, the cameras have been instrumental in recovering stolen vehicles, making arrests, and solving homicide and shooting cases.
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