Westmoreland County Sheriff’s Office vehicles won’t be tracked by GPS until a lawsuit challenging a policy requiring the devises on county vehicles is resolved, a judge ruled.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Plan to track Westmoreland County-owned vehicles with GPS on hold because of sheriff's lawsuit
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