Public records show what searches were done on license plates by agencies using certain cameras. These searches can be looked up on a website. The website uses data from freedom of information requests to provide this information.
It does not show if a vehicle was seen by the cameras or what was found, just what searches were done. Further details about the searches and the website are available from the source, including the most common reasons for the searches.
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