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Brian O'Hara, a former police chief, suggests that Congress should create federal regulations for license plate readers instead of banning them. He highlights the importance of data retention rules, independent oversight, and manual verification to address privacy concerns.
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Brian O'Hara, a former police chief, suggests that Congress should create federal regulations for license plate readers instead of banning them. He highlights the importance of data retention rules, independent oversight, and manual verification to address privacy concerns.
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