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Crime-Fighting License Plate Readers Go Live in North Valley

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Los Angeles City Councilmember John Lee on Thursday officially launched the new crime-fighting license plate reader program throughout the North Valley. Earlier in 2024, Lee allocated $500,000 to fund the purchase, installation, and maintenance of Automated License Plate Reader Cameras to combat crime in the Valley. Currently, the Los Angeles Police Department and the Bureau of Street Lighting are working towards installing 100 cameras in the Northwest San Fernando Valley.  The Readers are tools utilized by law enforcement agencies that passively track and record vehicle license plates as they pass through specific areas.  They can help narrow the search for vehicles tied to crimes by allowing law enforcement agencies to see patterns of behavior in the incoming and outgoing traffic of a particular neighborhood. or area. 


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