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· Sacramento, CA

Sacramento Police Department Found Sharing ALPR Data with Out-of-State Agencies

The Sacramento County Grand Jury’s 2023-2024 report found that the Sacramento Police Department shares automated license plate reader (ALPR) data with law enforcement agencies in Washington, Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona. The Grand Jury concluded this practice violates California Senate Bill 34, which prohibits sharing ALPR data with out-of-state entities. The report notes that SPD representatives met with the Attorney General’s staff to discuss compliance, but the Grand Jury still concluded that SPD is not complying with SB 34.

Also in Sacramento, CA

2 entries over 1 yr 3 mo, oldest first. The gap is the time since the previous one.

  1. Sacramento Police Department Found Sharing ALPR Data with Out-of-State Agencies this entry
  2. +1 yr 3 moCalifornia requires disclosure of AI police reports

Sources

  1. 2023-2024 Grand Jury Investigative Report: Warning: Keep Your Eyes Off My Privacy — Sacramento County Grand Jury, Jun 26, 2024 (sacgrandjury.org)

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