Force use of ANPR 'unlawful'

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Force use of ANPR 'unlawful'

Hertfordshire Constabulary issued with enforcement notice over 'ring of steel' around small rural town.

Date - 25th July 2013
By - Cliff Caswell - Police Oracle

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Roads policing professionals have said they will carefully examine a decision by the Information Commissioner’s Office after a force’s use of ANPR was declared unlawful.Hertfordshire Constabulary has been issued with an enforcement...

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