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River Road Camera Snapping up Speeders
7 hours ago ago from Lynnwood Washington Personal Injury
Maybe that ribbon of pavement connecting River Road to the city of Tacoma should be renamed “Pay Street.” A radar-triggered camera erected on the Bay Street curve near the Emerald Queen Casino snapped photos of close to 2,100 speeders during its first week of operation, city officials said Thursday. Nearly 830 tickets – at $101 a pop – already have been mailed and another nearly 1,260 are being prepared for the registered owners of ...
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8 hours ago ago from KostjaToldIn
It was a common sight in super markets to find that ball, fixed to the ceiling watching the unsuspecting customers. They were the first hidden cameras used in public places. These were used to monitor the movement of customers, to prevent shop lifting. Hidden camera was used for a long time to prevent crime by detectives and law enforcement officers, but they had limitations and were expensive to use. As digital technology developed, the ...
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