Police are utilizing automatic license plate reader technology. The department has confirmed this, providing some information about their system.
Details about the technology are available from the source, KWTX. The police department has specified that their system does not include Flock branded cameras.
Further information can be found through KWTX, which reported on the police department's use of automatic license plate reader technology.
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