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![]() | 1/12/2018 New Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Exaggerating CopThe inaccurate testimony of a New Mexico police officer can still be used to convict a motorist, state Supreme Court rules. A police officer's exaggerated testimony can still be used to convict a motorist of a traffic offense, the New Mexico Supreme Court ruled last week. The justices overruled a three-judge panel of state Court of Appeals that had previously tossed the evidence gathered by Bloomfield Police Sergeant George Rascon, whose description of events of November 11, 2008, failed to match what the judges saw from dashboard camera footage. Sergeant Rascon said motorist Jennifer Martinez raced to the intersecti ... | ||
![]() | 1/11/2018 Effort To Ban Red Light Cameras Begins In Ft Worth, TexasBallot measure to ban the use of red light cameras introduced in Fort Worth, Texas. | ||
![]() | 1/10/2018 UK Government Wants Speed Camera Friendly License PlatesThe top priority for the official UK surveillance privacy watchdog is making it easier for cameras to issue tickets. | ||
![]() | 1/9/2018 Texas: Guilty Plea In School Bus Camera Bribery ScamFirst guilty plea to money laundering entered in Dallas, Texas school bus camera scandal. | ||
![]() | 1/8/2018 New Mexico, France, Italy: Speed Cameras Taken Out In The New YearVigilantes around the world ring in the new year with speed camera decorations and fire. |
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