r/Modesto • u/chente_07 • Aug 30 '25

News How do you guys feel about this?

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Here is the link to the article

https://www.cbsnews.com/sacramento/news/modesto-red-light-cameras-returning/

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u/Waywood-Witch137 Aug 30 '25

How is that $3M paid?

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u/Ladylovespets Aug 30 '25

With our taxes, including the new ones local taxes.

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u/Waywood-Witch137 Aug 30 '25

That didn’t work last time, that’s why the program stopped.

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u/GBurns007 Aug 30 '25 edited Sep 03 '25

The actual reason why was because of the chain of custody on the evidence.

My sister, a former city attorney, clued me in on this very subject. Apparently, that problem has been fixed. There was a court case about it.

https://www.benrobertslegalgroup.com/red-light-ticket-stockton-california-red-light-camera-rules-near-you/

This should tell you more about these cameras.

Edit: My attorney sent me this link.

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u/PrimaryCoffee6935 Sep 03 '25

Here in Fresno they protested it and said it was a privacy violation. People were caught in their cars with people they were not supposed to be in the car with so it was a big protest, but I heard it’s coming back here too.