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The pursuit of profits has led to some camera systems being adjusted by the camera suppliers to photograph non-offenders. I remember one of the first such systems was installed in a California city (San Diego I think) by one of our larger electronics companies (seems like it was Lockheed) and was found to have been deliberately set to photograph vehicles which were not in violation of the traffic signal. The ability to tweak these things to up their profitability is too tempting for government flunkies to be trusted with. I don't know if you remember the Alabama speedtraps that were once plentiful but this is just a high tech version of those in my opinion.

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