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• Vehicle title and registration records aren't typically public but can be accessed through various sources.
• Investigators are using these records to track vehicle ownership and lien holders.

• Some individuals register their vehicles in states with lower taxes to save money.
• Example: A person living in New York may register their vehicle at a relative's address in Florida to avoid higher taxes.

• Local municipalities hire investigators to spot vehicles with out-of-state plates, especially those parked regularly in one area.
• Investigators use cameras with algorithms to track license plates and flag suspicious activity.

• ALPR systems use optical character recognition (OCR) to scan license plates and convert them into data about the vehicle, including ownership history, lien holders, and previous owners.
• ALPR is used to confirm a vehicle's location and activity over time.

• Visible license plates reveal much more information than most people realize, including where someone lives, whether they owe taxes, and their vehicle's history.
• If you're involved in an investigation, it's important to understand that vehicle records and license plates can reveal crucial information, especially when using automated systems like ALPR.

• License plates and vehicle activity are invaluable tools for investigators to verify someone's statements, track movements, and uncover hidden truths. Be mindful of the information that can be gathered through automated license plate tracking systems.