Question for the LEOs!

[Kahrnut]

 

[Ken Ford]

Tags are public information.

Have you not bought any parts for your car?

 

[Rambler]

The car is registered to your LLC in Montana. With the car registered to a company, it doesn't matter if you live in Georgia.

 

[Granite3]

The car is registered to your LLC in Montana. With the car registered to a company, it doesn't matter if you live in Georgia.

This.....

 

[Lightning8]

See Montana tags on high dollar RVs too

 

[GC Josh]

The car is registered to your LLC in Montana. With the car registered to a company, it doesn't matter if you live in Georgia.

That’s a good point. Makes sense. I didn’t think about that.

 

[Spas-12 Owner]

You can do so randomly, but it’s against the law.
The scanners run every tag, that’s not random. They don’t display info without a “hit”
Flock cameras also run plates, but are looking for illegal activities inside the vehicle. My personal opinion the Flocks are unconstitutional and there is a push in most states, to outlaw them. Georgia is one of them.

Look at this, an LEO being arrogant and pig headed, Gast!!!! Who would have thought it! - Sarcasm font, FYI.

It's not against the law to run them randomly. They run the plate they see, which is random.

It's still being ran, even if it's only displayed on "hits".

I see you have confirmed they do run the plates the very next statement, so we agree, you're just being arrogant about it.

You're opinion on Flock makes no difference in this conversation.

 

[baxterday]

I ran plates randomly all day. If I got a "hit", I would then stop the car. This was Florida, but we were not restricted in anyway of randomly running tags.

 

[Timber Cruiser]

I ran plates randomly all day. If I got a "hit", I would then stop the car. This was Florida, but we were not restricted in anyway of randomly running tags.

By “Florida” do you mean Blue Ridge? Or the actual state? Lol.

 

[jonsmith6391]

You can do so randomly, but it’s against the law.
The scanners run every tag, that’s not random. They don’t display info without a “hit”
Flock cameras also run plates, but are looking for illegal activities inside the vehicle. My personal opinion the Flocks are unconstitutional and there is a push in most states, to outlaw them. Georgia is one of them.

Agreed on the first point.

I’m conflicted about the Flock cameras. I don’t believe in constant surveillance like New York City is, but I see their value in catching crimes in-progress/evidence of crimes and using them to put criminals away.

Now, I have to wonder if criminals have simply become more sophisticated where this has become a necessary evil or if law enforcement (at all levels of the justice system, not just police) simply doesn’t have the means, manpower, or resources to investigate and do the legwork needed? I truly do not know.