
“The village of Elmwood Place, Ohio can no longer perform all the functions of local government, thanks to speed cameras. Four of the village’s six councilmen have resigned over the way automated ticketing machines are used, and without a quorum village can no longer take any actions it faces a court contempt hearing on Tuesday. The controversy began in September 2012 when the village allowed Optotraffic to begin issuing $105 tickets using a portable speed camera with a 40 percent cut of the revenue going to the private company. Tickets were being issued at a rate that would have generated $2 million per year, or over $1000 per resident.”
http://www.thenewspaper.com/news/41/4114.asp
Related posts:
Amazon To Include P2P Payments In 'Real World' PayPal Competitor
We Love You - Iran & Israel
‘Sorry is not enough’: Bolivia demands EU find culprits behind aerial hijack
Police State 101, Torture Impunity, Obama's Second Chance?
Three Exciting New Passport Programs… Or Are They?
New Jersey woman busted for showing breasts, middle fingers to surveillance camera
Gen. Mark S. Martins on Gitmo Military Commissions: “The Will of Our People!”
How The Establishment Will Attempt To Bring Down The Liberty Movement
Galveston Police Brutally Beat Man On The Beach; Police Chief Defends Them
The Bush Dynasty Continues
3 BR Home for Sale in Omaha, Nebraska: 115 Bitcoins
Bitspend, Bitcoin payment system, ceases trading after bank accounts frozen
Bitcoin: a clear choice for Seattle window cleaner
Eight killed by latest US drone strike in Pakistan
FedEx Facing Criminal Charges for Shipping Internet Pharmacy Drugs