Law enforcement agencies are reassessing their use of license plate reader technology due to a funding pause. A state decision has forced them to explore alternative payment methods. Communities have been questioning the technology's use, leading some cities to end their contracts with the provider.
Further details are available from the source. The pause affects agencies that rely on state funding for the technology. State agencies' funds cannot be used for this purpose, according to a press secretary's statement.
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