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Sean Case

12:22 - 12:34

“The fact that we— that we're mobile and we're not fixed in our license plate readers. The fact that we have the 14-day retention. It's not a pooled network. We know who's querying it.”
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Sean Case
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Alaska News
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November 4, 2026

From the transcript

And that's kind of the point that we're trying to make about our use of the license plate readers. The fact that we— that we're mobile and we're not fixed in our license plate readers. The fact that we have the 14-day retention. It's not a pooled network. We know who's querying it.

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