Including searches that track where a car has been over days or months.
Should police need a warrant to search license plate camera databases?
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Yes. Police shouldn't be able to dodge warrant requirements by paying a private company for access.
These databases also need a record of every search.
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Agreed and those search records need to be made available to defense attorneys and outside auditors. Like some sort of independent watchdog.
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100%. Otherwise cops will absolutely abuse it.
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Yep. Months of tracking can map out someone's entire life. Get a warrant.
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