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Local police agencies get approval to use interstate cameras in Tennessee

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Caitlyn Kaufman, a 26-year-old nurse, was killed on her way to work in December 2020. Lawmakers discovered Tennessee law blocked police from tracking Kaufman's killer using TDOT cameras. TDOT rule requiring local jurisdictions to use specific type of federally approved ALPR cameras most police agencies could not afford.

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Local police agencies get approval to use interstate cameras in Tennessee

Last summer, Rep. Mark White spoke with TDOT and got them to change a rule, clearing the way for agencies to buy and install more affordable camera equipment.

·Nashville, United States
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