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Senator Tommy Tuberville is weighing in on license plate reader cameras, backing law enforcement’s need for effective tools while pushing for clear, citizen-driven rules—not dictated by tech companies. As national scrutiny grows over potential abuses and privacy concerns, Alabama residents like Vicki Brown are raising alarms about constant surveillance. Reports of police misconduct involving these systems have added fuel to the debate, with Tuberville emphasizing that proper use hinges on human accountability. Even Alabama Auditor Andrew Sorrell has questioned whether these cameras violate constitutional protections against unreasonable searches. The tension between public safety and personal privacy continues to heat up across the state.

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