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www.azcentral.com/

Tempe City Council wanted to make it clear Thursday that the $2.9 million increase in Tempe's contract for speed-enforcement cameras was funded with ticket revenue, not city dollars. The council unanimously approved increasing the cap on the amou

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The Wall Street Journal

Drivers -- many accusing law enforcement of using spy tactics to trap unsuspecting citizens -- are fighting back with everything from pick axes to camera-blocking Santa Clauses. They're moving beyond radar detectors and CB radios to wage their ow

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http://PhotoRadarScam.com

After some initial investigation, we have determined that Redflex and ATS are operating in Arizona without a Private Investigator’s License. If this is validated by Arizona officials, it could mean that every photo ticket issued would have to be thro

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dc.cameraFRAUD.com

Certain municipalities had the legal authority to use red light cameras in Virginia from 1995 to 2005. The result? Rear end accidents increased 42%, angle accidents increased 20%, and injury accidents increased 18%. The total number of accidents inc

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The Newspaper

Faced with one of the tightest budget crunches in its history, AZ is wasting no time in deploying its newly authorized freeway speed cameras. Redflex Traffic Systems runs the program in return for an expected cut of $20,361,300.

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CameraFRAUD.com

Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. is facing what could become a class action lawsuit for allegedly using radar that was not approved for use in the U.S., a dispute also hanging up its contract with the Arizona Department of Public Safety.

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CameraFRAUD.com

With the open admission from Redflex regarding optical character recognition upgrades, it has become blatently obvious that Redflex will stop at nothing short of becoming a full-fledged quasi-police/government agency, right in the footsteps of Blackw

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The Newspaper

A set of cameras designed to issue traffic tickets at a Tucson, Arizona intersection were left photographing the ground over the weekend after being hit by a vigilante.

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