Can police in Tampa or Central Florida pull you over based solely on an Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) alert? Yes. In Baptiste v. State (28 Fla. L. Weekly Supp. 7a), a Florida court confirmed that an automated computer “hit”—notifying an officer that a driver’s license was suspended or required attention—provides the necessary “founded suspicion” to execute a lawful traffic stop under the Fourth Amendment. This tech-driven surveillance creates a particularized and objective basis for the investigatory detention. Learn how Board Certified Tampa DUI expert Casey Ebsary defends against tech-based stops.
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