Arnold, Mo., sued over use of red-light cameras

“In essence, it sort of compels you to finger your wife or child or someone else you loaned the car to”

The first Missouri community to install red-light cameras is now facing a federal lawsuit. via Southeast Missourian

[WaterCruiser]

Good for the lawsuit. Red light cameras are revenue generators; period. They are unconstitutional under Missouri's Constitution so they make the fine a civil penalty so they can even use them. If they were really concerned about law enforcement and public safety, they wouldn't install something that tickets law abiding citizens who properly license their vehicle, while letting all the scumbag felons who put fake temp tags on their cars go because you can't identify the owner of the vehicle. It's like the no car chase policy; if you're a scumbag felon, run because we wont chase you, law abiding citizen that properly pulls over for the officer, is polite, courteous, cooperative, apologetic, he gets a ticket for his cooperation. So we reward the felons and punish the good people, all the name in more revenue.

[Richmond Hts Resident]

WaterCruiser, you hit the nail right on the head! I could not have said it better myself!