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Geneva police records leave questions about surveillance technology

Summary by Rochester Beacon
Material produced in response to public-records requests stops short of explaining how the department operates and documents the use of technologies such as drones and fixed license plate readers.
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Geneva police records leave questions about surveillance technology

Material produced in response to public-records requests stops short of explaining how the department operates and documents the use of technologies such as drones and fixed license plate readers.

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Rochester Beacon broke the news on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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