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Residents raise concerns over License Plate Recognition, law enforcement cites benefits

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Traffic along Bountiful Main Street. Some residents think the LPRs are invasive but law enforcement says it helps public safety. (Becky Ginos/Davis Journal) BOUNTIFUL—There has been a lot of debate about the use of License Plate Recognition (LPR) cameras and law enforcement has tried to explain what it’s used for and the benefits to not only the police but to help keep the public safe.

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