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How NC Law Enforcement Spies on Citizens

By Jane Porter

INDY Week | February 13, 2015

More than 70 North Carolina law enforcement agencies are using automatic license plate readers, cell phone location trackers and surveillance cameras to keep an eye, and a mass of data, on ordinary citizens. And soon, they could add unmanned drones to that list.

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