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1/11/2004 Edmonton Contractors Leave 320 Tickets on a Park BenchACS abandons 320 photo radar tickets in a box on a park bench in Edmonton, Canada.  The names, dates of birth and home addresses of 320 people ticketed by an Edmonton, Canada photo radar camera were abandoned in a box left on a park bench. The police have ultimate responsibility under the law to guarantee the privacy of this information, but ACS, which actually runs the camera program, blames a courier for dropping the tickets. Article Excerpt: Yesterday I told how a Sun reader discovered a mystery courier-type package on a downtown public bench. Mark Johnson went into a nearby bank and asked if anyone had lost something. They had not.Source: COPS TAKING TICKET FIND SERIOUSLY (Edmonton Sun (Alberta, Canada), 5/27/2004) Regional News: Other news about Canada Permanent Link for this item Return to Front Page |
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