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 A new technology installed in 10 Halton Regional Police Service  HRPS  cruisers will not only improve on efficiency, but officer safety also.The Automated Licence Plate Recognition  ALPR  system scans licence plates as vehicles  gourde stanley pass a cruiser and compares them to Ministry of Transportation  MTO  and RCMP databases to identify expired drivers licences and plates, as well as identify any plates associated with criminal activity or active cases. One of the things that we brought up to the police services board is that it works automatically in the background, and that keeps the officers eyes on the road, keeps them looking for other offences and what not instead of having to type plates in and run plates,  said Const. David Allen, who accompanied The IFP on a ride-along to demonstrate the tech in action.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW     stanley cup becher                                      Looking for suspended drivers and stolen vehicl stanley thermos es is one of the functions of a police officer, so just the fact it can operate in the background and I can go about my day doing my patrols, its great. Its a huge boost in safety.  Its a force multiplier, too. Because if a typical officer can run 50 plates in a shift, this thing can do hundreds per hour,  added Allen, who headed up the pilot project and rollout.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 According to Allen, the technology has been evolving for decades, but the HRPS is among the first handful of forces in the province t Tuke Theft at Real Canadian Superstore in Milton thwarted by security but Halton police still looking for suspect
 Weve got the goods for you.From Halloween hijinks to Toronto dedicating a day to one of her native sons, we have compiled some of this weekrsquo  best good-news stories from thestar.1. Your tricks, our treat. Star readers show us how they ;re marking Halloween during COVID-19               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                        stanley cup                  We asked and you delivered! The Star put out a call for your photos of your creative costumes as you got ready to do your best to celebrate Halloween in 2020. And, boy, did you send us a pillowcase of fun!2. One Good Thing: Wickedly creative pandemic trick-or-treating        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 Dropping candy down a chute for little costumed Baby Sharks, Mulans and Black Panthers. Flinging full-size candybars to them via mini-catapults,  Game of Thrones  style, or with decorated slingshots. A favourite North American festivity is being tested by COVID-19. And people rose to the challenge for trick-or-treating thats both safe and fun during a pandemic.3. Queen Mother Cafe turns 42: Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the iconic Queen West restaurant keeps dishing out Laotian fare               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        An ema stanley cup il from the Queen Mother Cafe proprietor Andre Rosenbaum, no stanley becher t sharing news of an impending closure, but instead its 42nd anniversary on Oct. 26, was comforting. At least for now one of the iconic spots that shaped peoples memories of Quee