The California Attorney General’s Office sued the city of El Cajon Friday for allegedly violating state law by sharing automated license plate reader data with federal authorities and law enforcement officials in more than two dozen other states. The lawsuit filed in San Diego Superior Court alleges El Cajon has flouted California’s law prohibiting ALPR-data sharing with out-of-state law enforcement…Read More
California says El Cajon violated law that bans sharing license plate reader data with feds
