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Eugene Human Rights Commission urges city to stop using ALPR cameras, forwards statement to council
Summary
The commission approved a statement urging the city manager and police department to refrain from using automated license-plate-reader (ALPR) technology, citing privacy and disproportionate impacts on vulnerable populations; members debated contractual constraints and whether to stop use or remove devices.
The Eugene Human Rights Commission voted to send a statement to city council urging the city manager and police department to refrain from using automated license-plate-reader (ALPR) technology.
Commissioner Bradley, reading a draft from the homelessness and poverty work group, said the cameras present significant privacy concerns and “could experience…
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