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Utah lawmakers discuss new privacy safeguards for license plate readers

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Right now, license plate readers in Utah aren't going anywhere. For law enforcement, they say there's plenty of success stories with license plate readers. "Salt Lake City PD had a fatal hit-and-run crash. "Specifically, when it comes to the contracts, what can and cannot be shared between the vendor and law enforcement agencies,” he said.

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