DLONG2
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It was a 2018 Toyota Corolla 4 door sedan, with VIN of 5YFBURHE9JP812812 , according to ()
LPR Success - Police report from plate to find someone littering outside my house
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My buddy Nelson came back last night, no trash left this time though
sebastiantombs
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It can indeed, and in a matter of seconds, either by email and / or text message to your smartphone. It's a pretty useful feature, and well worth the $5 / month cost.
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Why do they stop at that specific spot to dump trash? Is that a hangout or something? It just seems odd they take the time to dump litter and the same spot over and over.
There is apartment complexes down the street, and this is the point where it becomes houses
They don't want to sit outside the dumpy apartments, they would rather sit outside nice looking houses and then that area into a dump instead
They don't want to sit outside the dumpy apartments, they would rather sit outside nice looking houses and then that area into a dump instead
So did the police do anything when they took your report and info and these people are drunk enough to do it again or were the police just being nice and taking your information but not doing anything about it.
My police won't do anything for the "cheap" stuff, so they don't even bother acting like they will take your information. Not acting on it or doing nothing at the end of the day is the same result...
My police won't do anything for the "cheap" stuff, so they don't even bother acting like they will take your information. Not acting on it or doing nothing at the end of the day is the same result...
I'm not sure, they never gave me that info. I have a feeling they tried to go and talk to them but they were never home, and that was the end of that
Today a sergeant came out, and he did seem to care. So fingers crossed
I'm still trying to track down the guys address and workplace, so I can solve the issue myself
Today a sergeant came out, and he did seem to care. So fingers crossed
I'm still trying to track down the guys address and workplace, so I can solve the issue myself
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Don't get shot over litter. Let the police handle it.
Oh I won't do anything to crazy, I'll just have a nice chat with his manager, and make sure the litter ends up back on his car
But that could be considered crazy in this day and age. If his manager fires him or even just mentions it to him, he could get very vindictive, especially if he has been drinking. Be careful.
Not sure I shared this one, during a heavy downpour, still gets plates fine. Rain drops in the air are interesting
Hello,
What is the software you are using to read and display the no. plate please ?.
Thank you
@Night-Owl - it is OpenALPR, and some are using Plate Recognizer.
Keep in mind that you need a dedicated camera set-up to be able to read plates...I cannot remember on your other thread if you mention knowing that.
Keep in mind that you need a dedicated camera set-up to be able to read plates...I cannot remember on your other thread if you mention knowing that.
Thank you wittaj, I only have a couple of HFW5442E-Z4E and a pending NVR5216-16P-4KS2E to be ordered. I was hoping it was something viable via these. As both mention ANPR. I don't actually need this feature, just thought it would look nice etc.
The Z4E does not have ANPR capability, but the NVR does. Both need ANPR capability for it to work. But with ANPR capability, then you don't need a 3rd party solution like OpenALPR....(well many here that have ANPR capable systems say that the 3rd party apps are more accurate).
The Z4E is certainly capable of being configured to then use a 3rd party like OpenALPR or Plate Recognizer and many here use that camera for LPR purposes, but then at night all it does is plate reading due to the fast shutter needed. If you can get the right angle to I think it was around 60 feet or so (might be a little more), then it certainly is possible.
The Z4E is certainly capable of being configured to then use a 3rd party like OpenALPR or Plate Recognizer and many here use that camera for LPR purposes, but then at night all it does is plate reading due to the fast shutter needed. If you can get the right angle to I think it was around 60 feet or so (might be a little more), then it certainly is possible.