Missouri Governor Limits ALPR Surveillance | Kansas City News
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Missouri Governor Limits ALPR Surveillance | Kansas City News
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Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe just signed an executive order to rein in how law enforcement can use automated license plate readers, striking a balance between public safety and privacy. The move bans indefinite data storage, prohibits facial recognition integration, and requires agencies to delete most records within 30 days — all while limiting ALPR use to serious crimes or life-saving emergencies. Vendors can’t sell or share Missouri-collected data, and officers who misuse the tech face discipline, license revocation, or even criminal charges. This landmark step signals that modern policing tools must respect constitutional rights without compromising security.
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