Covington Votes to Remove License Plate Readers | Cincinnati News
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Covington Votes to Remove License Plate Readers | Cincinnati News
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Covington commissioners voted 4 to 1 to scrap automatic license plate readers from a new police tech contract, responding to strong community concerns over privacy and surveillance. While the deal included body cams, Tasers, and AI tools for body cam analysis, the ALPRs sparked heated debate — with police citing a key murder case solved using the tech. But residents pushed back, echoing nationwide trends in cities like Hamilton County and Oxford, Ohio, that have paused or canceled similar systems. The amended Axon contract, ending September 30, now excludes ALPRs, signaling a cautious shift toward public safety tech that prioritizes community input.
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