Police across Michigan are expanding license plate reader technology even as residents and lawmakers question how the data is collected, stored and shared.

A 30-year-old doctor in Hyderabad was caught driving drunk and using a flip number plate system to display two different registration numbers. The vehicle, originally registered in Delhi, had a ...

Flock cameras automatically capture details on passing vehicles, from license plates to bumper stickers. While marketed as a tool to locate missing people and stolen cars, the system allows officers ...

The internal investigation was launched in response to an inquiry from The Detroit News about license plate reader use.

An earlier version of this automatic gateman system, built around a camera-based design, was published on the Electronics For ...

The Grand Junction Police Department’s Flock cameras do not share information with private third parties or immigration enforcement, and also do not look into residences, according to GJPD officials.

Abstract: The advancement of automated number plate recognition (ANPR) systems has garnered noteworthy attention in recent times owing to their diverse applications across multiple domains, including ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- If you own a car and drive it, chances are your vehicle has been captured on camera by any one of the thousands of plate readers across Illinois and the country. These high-speed ...

The case surrounding Angela Lipps remains active, Fargo Police Chief David Zibolski says, adding investigation has revealed a "pretty organized criminal enterprise" that spans the U.S. Fargo Police ...

Angela Lipps, seen here in a photo from her GoFundMe page, spent more than five months in jail for a crime she maintains she didn't commit after AI software linked her to a series of bank fraud ...

Just over a year ago, Thalía Sánchez became the proud owner of a home in Alsip. She decided to leave the bustle of the city for a quiet neighborhood setting and the best possible education for her ...

Britain’s roads have been described as a “number-plate wild west”, as one in 15 cars uses ghost number-plates to avoid detection, said The Telegraph. The illegal plates are being offered by “dodgy ...