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Sean Case
4:54 - 5:22
“Uh, through the Chair, Member Martinez, since July of 2026, the Real Time Crime Center has been involved in 1,026 police responses. Of those 1,026 cases, 89 of them, or 9%, have used automated license plate readers.”
- Speaker
- Sean Case
- Timestamp
- 4:54 – 5:22
- Community
- Alaska News
- Captured at
- November 4, 2026
From the transcript
Uh, through the Chair, Member Martinez, since July of 2026, the Real Time Crime Center has been involved in 1,026 police responses. Of those 1,026 cases, 89 of them, or 9%, have used automated license plate readers. I don't have all of the breakdown on exactly how many arrests and all that sort of stuff, but the, the technology itself has been used, uh, in, uh, 9% of those particular cases. Uh, you said 9%, Chief? Yes.
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