BramptonTwo officers allegedly asked why he was tracking police cars.
Brampton spent C$2 million on plate-recognition cameras, yet police balked when one watched them.
Anthony Sistilli built a plate-reading camera a month ago, aimed it at police cars, and posted how-to videos on TikTok.
Sistilli says an officer told him such data “could put them personally at risk.”
Peel Regional Police had not responded to a request for comment by publication.
How each outlet framed it
- Gizmodo
- frames police hostility to ALPR as hypocrisy, showing the Brampton YouTuber built a Flock-style camera to track patrol cars
Sources: Gizmodo