The Corzine Accident, How did they Find the 20-yr Old Driver? Are Cameras Typically Mounted In Gov. SUVs?

Question

Thanks, Kasey C, So Much for Being Suspicious.

Answer 1

According to police report and news reports, the driver was ID'ed by eyewitness and surveillance footage (on freeway), as well as toll booth camera, plus a bit of footwork by local PD.

"...information obtained from the Little Egg Harbor Township police -- supported with leads that state troopers generated from surveillance cameras and toll information -- led to identification of the driver Friday night."

http://www.nbc10.com/politics/11828547/detail.html

So to answer your question: no, there's no camera on government SUVs.

Answer 2

the do have mounted cameras on the freeway as while as the toll booths. more than likely the peolpe who say the accident gave police the information concerning the vehicle involved. Gov. vehicles are outfitted with video cameras and gps locators. the purpose of the cameras mounted in gov vehicles are to curb the accidents and misuse of the vehicles. local police vehicles also have mounted dash cameras.