Nassau officials to announce funding for new license plate readers
Officials say this will help police identify stolen vehicles and vehicles associated with missing children.
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Oct 29, 2020, 4:28 PM
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11ds agoNew technology is being installed to deter crime in Nassau County.
County officials and police are announcing funding for new state-of-the-art license plate readers.
It will be used to place dozens of them throughout Nassau.
Officials say this will help police identify stolen vehicles and vehicles associated with missing children.
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