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Riverwoods police say ALPR data shared only with in-state agencies; officer deployed with regional mutual-aid force to Broadview protests
Summary
Riverwoods Police Chief told trustees that the village shares automatic license-plate-reader data only with in-state, non-federal law enforcement within 50 miles and that a Riverwoods officer deployed with the NIPIS mobile field force to Broadview protests on Oct. 3.
Riverwoods Police Chief briefed trustees on two law-enforcement items. First, the chief said the village's automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) are shared with in-state, non-federal law-enforcement agencies within a 50-mile radius and that he had reviewed the list of recipient agencies "to confirm that no federal…
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