The number of license-reading cameras along Lexington streets will grow from 25 to 100 next year. Last night, the Lexington City Council gave final approval by a ten-to-four vote to expand the police-supported surveillance program. During public comment, Tyson Carroll offered remarks. Carroll oversees the police unit responsible for the L-P-R program.
“I consider myself a victim advocate, first and foremost. And I’ve sat through tough family meetings, meetings of the victims where they’ve asked us to do more. They’ve never asked for us to do less. For victims, they’ve not once said I wish there was less evidence available,” said Carroll
