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Controlling use of license-plate readers may be more feasible than eliminating them, official says

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WASHINGTON TERRACE, Weber County — Many may view automatic license plate readers with a measure of distaste. But a representative from a non-profit organization that puts a focus on investigating their implementation in Utah says getting rid of them altogether may not be in the cards.

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