License plate readers have no place on Denver streets, and city council should ban them permanently

License plate readers have no place on Denver streets, and city council should ban them permanently

Drivers in Denver may soon have their Fourth Amendment rights restored.  Earlier this month, the Denver City Council voted unanimously to reject a $666,000 contract with Flock Safety to extend the city’s automated license plate reader program. After citizens raised privacy concerns about the city’s use of this surveillance system, Mayor Mike Johnston urged the council to reject the new contract and instead create a task force to study and addres…

ZRU D1CKA, CER TICE, SKO DOFKA or COR VETKA. The curious license plates that are increasingly appearing on cars plying Czech roads are often feminine. Will they win your favor in the May final? In the poll, you will find the first three most successful "scoops" from each round. Vote for the one you like the most. Send us other signs that you come across during your travels or see in parking lots. This way you can participate in one of the next r…