Finally Got A Useful LPR Capture!

TheWaterbug

TheWaterbug

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This jerk backed his Lexus into my office neighbor's Camry:



and then parked 30' away in the same lot for a few hours!! Later they drove away, and I caught a plate!

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Does that look like an E or an F? I don't have any other captures of plates ending with 259, so this is the first time we've seen it.

edit: now that they've 'fessed up, I'll anonymize them a bit.

On the Reolink thread I discuss that my Reolink POE doorbell didn't capture audio on this clip for some reason.
 
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We got 'er! She's one of the neighbors in the office park :banghead:

When my other (large and intimidating) neighbor confronted her with the video, she got very flustered. "I didn't know what to do!!!!!"

Yeah. How 'bout you leave a note and take responsibility for your actions.
 
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I hope we don't have any sprinklers in this area, here :banghead: :



This one's not a tenant.
 
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lulu5kamz said:
Wouldn't that model Lexus have a back-up camera? I use my back-up camera all the time when backing up!
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it's just another thing to ignore while backing for a lot of drivers. 70% of the time up here you start the car up here, the cam is clouded with salt/snow/ice.
 
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lulu5kamz said:
Wouldn't that model Lexus have a back-up camera? I use my back-up camera all the time when backing up!
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In this case, it showed her what she had just hit!
 
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Earlier in thread when you were trying to identify a character in plate, had you already shown police footage?
Reason I ask is until a few years ago I was unaware that most states have a logic system to their alphanumeric sequencing so they only need a partial to identify. I’ve noticed here in MO that all the trucks in similar age and make/model as mine start with 1 number, 3 letters, then 2 numbers. An LEO friend said that each will further break down to things like color and county issued in.
 
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Earlier in thread when you were trying to identify a character in plate, had you already shown police footage?
Reason I ask is until a few years ago I was unaware that most states have a logic system to their alphanumeric sequencing so they only need a partial to identify. I’ve noticed here in MO that all the trucks in similar age and make/model as mine start with 1 number, 3 letters, then 2 numbers. An LEO friend said that each will further break down to things like color and county issued in.
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We didn't have to go to LEO because my neighbor went door to door in my office complex, with my footage, and the driver fessed up! I have the original footage in any case.
 
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