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'First Amendment right': Man plans to fight charge for placing sign identifying license-plate reader

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WEST HAVEN — The man arrested for allegedly placing signs on license-plate readers identifying them as such has been formally charged with a misdemeanor in the matter. David Belnap plans to fight the charge, though. He spent the night in jail following his arrest on Sunday in Marriott-Slaterville and said Tuesday that he's got an attorney to help him challenge the misdemeanor allegation.

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