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   From: democrats@caused.it   
      
   What good are the cameras if Soros funded DA's will not prosecute the black   
   criminals responsible???   
      
   AUBURN, Wash. — Auburn Police Department officials have announced they will   
   be installing 20 license plate reading cameras to help solve crime.   
      
   In a news release, police spokesperson Kolby Crossley said the cameras, built   
   by Flock Safety, would send a real-time alert to law enforcement when a stolen   
   car or wanted suspect from a state or national crime database is detected.   
      
   The cameras are also capable of sending an alert if a vehicle associated with   
   a missing person from an Amber Alert or Silver Alert is detected. The   
   technology is located at busy intersections around the city.   
      
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   in Auburn   
      
   The system is also touted as being able to help investigate crime by providing   
   evidence to police that they would need to clear cases.   
      
   “According to the International Association of Chiefs of Police, 7 in 10   
   crimes are committed with a vehicle,"Crossley wrote. "Flock Safety LPR cameras   
   capture license plates and vehicle characteristics, not people or faces.”   
      
   RELATED:Seattle City Council approves expansion of license plate readers for   
   all police vehicles   
      
   "Flock safety cameras have become an invaluable tool in helping keep the   
   community safe," APD Chief Mark Caillier said. "In the short period of time   
   they have been deployed in Auburn, they have been utilized in the recovery of   
   several stolen vehicles and    
   locating and arresting two homicide suspects."   
      
   The cameras will cost Auburn $60,000 a year to operate. Crossley said they   
   will use federal funds to pay for the cameras over the next two years. Once   
   that money runs out, the cost will be absorbed into the city's budget.   
      
   Eighteen cameras have already been put up and are operating. They are working   
   on adding two more by the end of this month.   
      
   Flock Safety cameras are used in over 5,000 communities, and the company works   
   with more than 3,000 police departments.   
      
   https://komonews.com/news/local/auburn-police-department-license   
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