Big cases assisted by license plate readers in Central Florida
As Florida agencies remove automated license plate readers from state-owned roads, law enforcement leaders and privacy advocates remain divided over whether the technology is an essential crime-fighting tool or an invasion of privacy. Sheriffs say license plate readers have played a critical role in solving major cases across the state.
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Big cases assisted by license plate readers in Central Florida
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