Tuesday, March 26 2013 11:22 PM EDT2013-03-27 03:22:58 GMT
As of right now, those cameras are off and a class action lawsuit on behalf of those who were ticketed by the robo-cams is moving forward. But based on the judge's blistering ruling on these cameras, is that enough?
As of right now, those cameras are off and a class action lawsuit on behalf of those who were ticketed by the robo-cams is moving forward. But based on the judge's blistering ruling on these cameras, is that enough?
Tuesday, March 12 2013 8:21 PM EDT2013-03-13 00:21:37 GMT
A judge decides that some people who received speeding tickets as a result of Elmwood Place's speed cameras don't have to pay.Judge Robert Ruehlman issued a permanent injunction against the cameras on
A judge decides that some people who received speeding tickets as a result of Elmwood Place's speed cameras don't have to pay. The clarification came during an emergency hearing in Hamilton County court Tuesday morning.
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For months, we have told you about the
controversy over speed cameras in the village of Elmwood Place.
In just a matter of months, $470,000 dollars
in speeding tickets were mailed to drivers.
While hundreds of residents in Elmwood Place
have argued to have the cameras removed, the village leadership isn't
listening.
Tonight, Ben is investigating the idea behind
"policing for profit" in tonight's Reality Check.
People have sent in pictures of their very own Elf on the Shelf. Just look at the places they have been found! Send pictures of your Elf on a Shelf to 9reports@wafb.com.
From "you didn't build that" to "I like to fire people," many election year statements were less than truthful. But it was something from Mitt Romney that PolitiFact chose as its "Lie of the Year."
From "you didn't build that" to "I like to fire people," many election year statements were less than truthful. But it was something from Mitt Romney that PolitiFact chose as its "Lie of the Year."
