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At the advisory board's first meeting, the police chief addresses license-plate camera concerns
ABC 7 Amarillo reported that the police chief attended the first meeting of the Digital Dignity, Rights, and Privacy Advisory Board and addressed community concerns about cameras, including automatic license plate readers. A board member who co-founded Digital Rights House said the board meets four times a year and advises the City. The report does not give the meeting date.[1]
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ABC 7 Amarillo reported that the police chief told the board an automatic license plate reader result "has to be verified by someone on the back end," and that the Assistant City Manager and Chief Technology Officer said the City should "be completely honest about what we have, how we control it, how it's managed." [1]
