CCTV cameras help Beverly Hills police chase down stolen vehicle
The CCTV cameras automatically run license plates on cars passing through Beverly Hills and helped officers track down the stolen car today.
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The CCTV cameras automatically run license plates on cars passing through Beverly Hills and helped officers track down the stolen car today.
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