DEA using tag readers to build National Data Base

[the_great_white]

http://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2015/01/26/us/politics/26reuters-usa-security-cars.html?_r=0

 

[wozbean]

http://www.theoutdoorstrader.com/threads/domestic-tracking-of-individuals-to-protect-serve.863429/

http://vigilantsolutions.com/products/nvls

The largest pool of data is that harvested by Vigilant from commercial sources, most notably, Vigilant’s subsidiary, DRN (Digital Recognition Network). This pool of LPR data totals over 2 billion detections and grows at a rate of over 70 million per month. This data is available via an annual subscription and greatly enhances an agency’s investigative reach.

This is why I try to HATE front license plate states and I try to BACK into parking spots when I can.

 

[HERMET]

 

[Jackie Graham]

I am not sure why the DEA would need a tag reader. Don't they already have access to the DMV data base?

 

[sparked1]

That's why I buy all my cars used from the ODT. I pay way over blue book value, but they're unregistered.

 

[jimipanic]

Just because youre paranoid doesn't mean that they're NOT watching you...

 

[chucklenut]

we should handwrite our tags

 

[wozbean]

That's why I buy all my cars used from the ODT. I pay way over blue book value, but they're unregistered.

Bill of Sale ? Or just show your DL ?