Staunton installs license plate readers throughout city: What to know
Over the past month or so, license plate readers were installed throughout Staunton to aid police investigations.
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Staunton installs license plate readers throughout city: What to know
"Because we didn't have a tag." Had license plate readers (LPR) been installed in the city at the time, the police chief strongly believes the culprit could have been quickly identified and arrested.