License plate readers an effective tool, local police say

Blake Armstrong, a deputy with the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office, was on duty in late March when the Axon automated license plate reader mounted in his cruiser alerted him to

Related Keywords

Frederick County ,Virginia ,United States ,Back Creek ,Opequon ,Virginia Supreme Court ,Shawnee ,Washington ,Fairfax County ,American ,Judith Mccann ,Blake Armstrong ,John Jewell ,Robert Bob Liero ,Amanda Behan ,Lenny Millholland ,Josh Ludwig ,Martinsburg Pike ,Ken Cuccinelli ,Blaine Dunn ,Sheriff Office ,Washington Post ,Virginia State Police ,Winchester Police Department ,Us Department Of Justice ,Fairfax County Police Department ,American Civil Liberties Union ,Hyundai ,Frederick County Sheriff Office ,Frederick County Sheriff ,Frederick County Board ,Help Eliminate Auto Theft ,Sheriff Lenny ,Winchester Police Department Chief Amanda Behan ,State Police ,Virginia Attorney General Ken ,Virginia General Assembly ,Bill Wiley ,R Frederick County ,Virginia Mercury ,County Board ,Supervisors Chairman Josh Ludwig ,Creek Supervisor John Jewell ,Stonewall Supervisor Judith Mccann Slaughter ,Red Bud Supervisor Blaine Dunn ,Opequon Supervisor Bob Wells ,Shawnee Supervisors Robert ,