Lexington city is using plate readers for crime cross-referencing while Thomas Massie sponsors bills to restrict federal surveillance funding.
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What happened
Lexington city is using plate readers for crime cross-referencing while Thomas Massie sponsors bills to restrict federal surveillance funding.
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Lexington
city in and county seat of Fayette County, Kentucky, United States
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Thomas Massie
American politician
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Related events
- Thomas Massie introduced legislation to restrict federal funding for surveillance technology while publicly backing controversial license plate reading technology.
- Mayor Linda Gorton announced a panel to review automated license plate technology after providing the city with reader technology from Flock Safety.