California AG asks judge to order El Cajon to stop sharing license plate reader data

California AG asks judge to order El Cajon to stop sharing license plate reader data

California’s attorney general filed a motion Thursday asking a San Diego County judge to order the city of El Cajon to stop sharing its license plate reader data with out-of-state agencies. Attorney General Rob Bonta sued El Cajon in October, alleging the city is violating Senate Bill 34, passed in 2015 to address data captured by Automated License Plate Readers, or ALPRs. The state argues that SB 34 prohibits local law enforcement from sharing …