A Colorado Bill Takes Aim at Flock Cameras, Police Surveillance Technology. Here's What's in It.
Colorado's bipartisan SB 70, sponsored by Sen. Judy Amabile (D) and Sen. Lynda Zamora Wilson (R), would require law enforcement to obtain a warrant to query ALPR databases more than 72 hours after a crime, cap retention at 30 days, and bar sharing with outside jurisdictions. The bill advanced to Senate Appropriations in April after five hours of testimony from roughly 70 speakers.
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