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By EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS - Associated Press Writer. JACKSON, Miss. -- Mississippi's capital city will stop issuing tickets and collecting fines when automatic cameras snap pictures of vehicles running red lights, city attorney Sarah O'Reilly Evans says.

The change in Jackson is being made immediately, even though a new state law sets an Oct. 1 deadline for the cameras to be taken down in the only two cities already using them - Jackson and Columbus.

Natchez, Tupelo, Southaven and McComb are among the cities that have considered installing the red-light cameras. Officials there are scrambling to re-evaluate their plans or contracts because the law prohibits the devices in any city or county where they're not already up. SunHerald Newspaper

Your thoughts? :clapping:

Now will other states follow suit?

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Maryland makes too much money off of em...

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Maryland makes too much money off of em...

cool as hell u guys get off though...

x2 we have them everywhere in hagerstown and i see people coasting lights everday and i think its caus they just dont see the lights lol

 

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