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Chief McGuire reveals that a license-plate-reading camera provided crucial evidence just minutes after a violent crime, sparking a debate on transparency versus investigative integrity.

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Police credit LPR camera for a quick lead; chief defends publishing camera-location map
Chief McGuire told reporters a license-plate–reading camera located a vehicle involved in the July 15 shooting about four minutes after the incident and said transparency about camera locations is important; he also said he will continue listening to community perspectives before policy decisions.
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October 6, 2026 at 7:34 PM
Addison's ALPR program faces a funding crisis that could slash surveillance coverage from 65 cameras to just 11, leaving the town's safety in jeopardy.

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Addison Council Reviews ALPR Program After Statewide Funding Pause
City police described ALPR capabilities and successes, but council members were warned a statewide funding pause ordered by Governor Abbott could reduce Addison's network from 65 cameras to roughly 11; council agreed to maintain coverage for now and revisit funding and policy in about two months.
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October 2, 2026 at 5:42 AM
West Virginia is taking a bold step in child welfare by approving groundbreaking bills that will introduce body-worn cameras for CPS workers and mobile technology for real-time investigations.

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West Virginia Senate advances child protection bills enhancing monitoring and mobile technology
Senate committees approve bills for body cameras and mobile tech in child welfare investigations
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March 25, 2025 at 10:13 PM