San Francisco city officials are moving forward with one of the crime-fighting tactics that wasn't allowed until residents voted to approve Prop E earlier in March.
San Francisco city officials are moving forward with one of the crime-fighting tactics that wasn't allowed until residents voted to approve Prop E earlier in March. The installation of 400 automated license-plate readers at 100 intersections across San Francisco is set to begin. The cameras are aimed at combating theft, violent crime and illegal sideshows.
And now our officers have the technology that they need to better address the crime challenges in our city,' said Scott.'Automated License Plate Readers can play an invaluable role in helping us track some of the perpetrators of these crimes and hold them accountable,' added Breed.The cameras are now being placed on a rolling basis at intersections and locations across the city. Police expect all 400 cameras to be in place and operable within the next three months.
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