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Martin County sheriff backs limits on license plate readers, warns against full ban
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· September 1, 2026
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Key points A specific sheriff, John Budensiek, is involved in this matter, and his agency is taking steps to address concerns about the technology while still following the state's requirements. Privacy safeguards are being sought for certain technology.
Privacy safeguards are being sought for certain technology. A sheriff has expressed support for limits on this technology, but also cautioned against completely banning it. The agency led by this sheriff will comply with a state order regarding cameras.
Further information about this development is available from the source. Details about the technology in question and the state order are limited in this report. A specific sheriff, John Budensiek, is involved in this matter, and his agency is taking steps to address concerns about the technology while still following the state's requirements.
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