Ned Lamont urges municipalities in Connecticut to exercise caution regarding ALPR usage due to civil liberties concerns and the current lack of adequate state oversight.

The entities involved

• Ned Lamont →

  Governor of Connecticut since 2019

  • Ned Lamont, Governor of Connecticut, announced infrastructure funding for New Britain and reappointed the Adjutant General.Sat 00:34
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• Connecticut →

  state of the United States of America

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• Flock Safety →

  American surveillance technology company

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