License plate readers can now monitor virtually any connected device, and these systems have already been abused.

That little black camera bolted to a pole at the end of your street was supposed to be hunting stolen cars and Amber Alerts.

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MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WTVF) — Murfreesboro police used license plate reader (LPR) technology to crack a retail theft ring targeting a Walmart on Old Fort Parkway — the latest example of what officers ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — More than 1,700 license plate cameras in Cuyahoga County take photos of every car that passes. They’re perched on utility poles at major intersections, highways and buildings. The ...