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<p>JAKE PARRISH/Press Coeur d'Alene Police Traffic Officer Josh Sterling uses an Ultra-Lyte LIDAR laser gun in his police vehicle to track the speed of cars driving northbound on Northwest Boulevard on Thursday. Coeur d'Alene police vehicles are also equipped with a radar in the front and rear of the vehicle, allowing officers to clock speeds of oncoming traffic.</p>

<p>JAKE PARRISH/Press Coeur d'Alene Police Traffic Officer Josh Sterling uses an Ultra-Lyte LIDAR laser gun in his police vehicle to track the speed of cars driving northbound on Northwest Boulevard on Thursday. Coeur d'Alene police vehicles are also equipped with a radar in the front and rear of the vehicle, allowing officers to clock speeds of oncoming traffic.</p>

July 25, 2016

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