A village council has canceled contracts for license plate reader cameras. The decision to end the contracts, totaling roughly $55,000, was made unanimously. The contracts had operated 15 cameras in the area.
The police chief notes that the automated license plate readers were useful in solving various crimes, including break-ins and murder investigations.
Further details on the cancellation and the role of the cameras in crime solving are available from the source.
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