PORTSMOUTH, Va. (WAVY) — The Portsmouth Police Department Criminal Investigations Bureau used license plate recognition (LPR) technology on Oct. 8 to assist in a major larceny investigation involving approximately $40,000 worth of materials intended for the United States Navy. Detectives used LPR technology to identify key locations associated with the crime and find out where [...]
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