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Coronado Police Have Your [License Plate] Number
Michael Whiteside: @Joey Bahena: Are you talking about PhotoBlocker? This seems to be more of an active scanning system (think The Terminator's eye) that wouldn't be affected by a hyper-reflective license plate intended to thwart traffic cameras that flash when taking the photo. If it does use flash, then along with the "thousands of plates" they are scanning, they're probably putting a good amount of jogging epileptic sufferers into some severe seizures.— August 21, 2011 9:56 a.m.
Coronado Police Have Your [License Plate] Number
Joey Bahena: Not Mine... My License Plate Is Spray Painted With Cover Up... Naked To The Eye, But Will Not Read Thru Any Kind Of Lens... Kinda Like When You Smear Lemon Juice On A Camera Lens...— August 21, 2011 9:55 a.m.
Coronado Police Have Your [License Plate] Number
Michael Whiteside: I've had cop buddies tell me in the past that they've regularly done the same thing. One drives the other just sits on the laptop and punches in every license plate they can. I think automation is great! If you aren't doing anything illegal then it shouldn't bother you. If you're car was stolen, then this is a blessing. If you are driving around in a constant state of criminality, you probably lack the yearly salary to even end up on Coronado :P— August 21, 2011 9:54 a.m.