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Crow's Nest tracks license-plate readers, facial recognition, police surveillance and the wider civil-liberties beat, town by town. One free email each weekday morning, every line linked to the reporting it came from.

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Suffolk Constabulary will deploy live…

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 · 21 stories · view as email
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Suffolk Constabulary announced plans to deploy live facial recognition cameras across three town centers to scan pedestrians against a watchlist. The BBC reports the force scanned 80,000 faces and made four arrests during a similar deployment in August.
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Officers in three states faced investigation or discipline for improper or unauthorized use of license plate readers.
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