Residents urge warrant requirement and limits on license-plate reader sharing
A resident-led review of the Greece Police Department's automated license-plate reader (ALPR) policy found three-year retention, broad sharing with roughly 1,200 outside agencies and weak auditing; speakers urged warranted historical searches, end of broad sharing and independent audits.
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At the Town of Greece's Aug. 20 public forum, residents and public-safety advocates urged changes to the police department's automated license-plate reader (ALPR) practices after a speaker presented findings from a Freedom of Information Law request.
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