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St. George weighs license plate camera expansion amid questions over data sharing

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St. George police want to double the number of license plate cameras across the city, but City Council members are raising questions about privacy and who can access the information collected by the cameras. The proposed expansion was discussed during an Oct. 22 City Council work meeting.

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