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https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20141027/17253728959/vermonts-automatic-license-plate-readers-79-million-plates-captured-five-crimes-solved.shtml
The ALPRs records millions of plates but only lead to 5 arrests in that many years. I am so surprised at how bad these is that I can't think of any clever commits about it. What do you guys think about these DHS funded project?
Over the past five years, law enforcement agencies in Vermont have invested more than $1 million in technology that gathers millions of data points every year about the whereabouts of vehicles across the state.
Yet even with the millions of scans, the system has not led to many arrests or breakthroughs in major criminal investigations, and it hasn’t led to an increase in the number of tickets written for the offenses the technology is capable of detecting.
The ALPRs records millions of plates but only lead to 5 arrests in that many years. I am so surprised at how bad these is that I can't think of any clever commits about it. What do you guys think about these DHS funded project?