Richmond Readies Drones, License Plate Readers To Quell Sideshow Activity
Richmond police say they plan to deploy their license plate reader cameras and drones to monitor any sideshow activity such as what happened this past weekend.
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Richmond police say they plan to deploy their license plate reader cameras and drones to monitor any sideshow activity such as what happened this past weekend.
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