Missouri Issues New Automated License Plate Reader Guidance for Law Enforcement

Missouri governor issues new guidelines for license plate reader cameras

By Nassim Benchaabane  St. Louis Post-Dispatch  Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe on Thursday issued new recommendations aimed at preventing abuse of license plate reader cameras amid nationwide… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close The post Missouri governor issues new guidelines for license plate reader cameras  appeared first on The Examiner.

State releases guidelines for license readers like Flock cameras

The Missouri Department of Public Safety announced guidelines for automated license plate readers.

Missouri issues new guidelines for license plate cameras

The recommendations are aimed at reining in use of the technology while law enforcement groups including the Missouri Police Chiefs Association and the Missouri Association of Prosecuting Attorneys to work on legislation to codify the policies into law.

Missouri issues license plate reader guidance for law enforcement agencies - KBSI FOX23 News Cape Girardeau News

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo., (KBSI) — The Missouri Department of Public Safety has released guidance on automated license plate readers aimed at protecting privacy and ensuring the technology is used for legitimate law enforcement purposes. The 10-page document follows Gov. Mike Kehoe’s Sept. 16 executive order directing the department to publish best practices within 10 business days. The guidance was distributed...

Missouri issues new automated license plate reader guidance for law enforcement

Missouri is setting clear ground rules for how police departments across the state use automated license plate readers.

Missouri Department of Public Safety issues new guidelines for Flock cameras, license plate readers

Missouri released new guidance for police use of Flock cameras and license plate readers, including privacy safeguards and a 30-day data limit.