Alexandria Police Issue Refunds for Malfunctioning Speed Camera Tickets
Alexandria police in Washington, DC, are refunding and dismissing speed camera tickets that were issued in error due to a malfunctioning camera.
Washington, DC, August 13, 2026 —
Alexandria police have begun the process of refunding and dismissing speed camera tickets that were erroneously issued due to a camera malfunction. The tickets in question were generated by a speed camera that was not operating correctly.
The police department has acknowledged the issue and is taking steps to rectify the situation for affected drivers. The exact number of tickets issued in error and the total amount of refunds are not specified. The duration of the malfunction and the specific timeframe during which the erroneous tickets were issued were not immediately available.
Authorities are working to identify all individuals who received incorrect citations. Drivers who believe they may have been issued a ticket in error due to this malfunction are advised to contact the Alexandria Police Department for further information regarding the refund and dismissal process. Details on how to claim a refund or have a ticket dismissed have not been fully elaborated.
The specific make and model of the malfunctioning camera were not provided. The department stated that the camera has since been repaired or deactivated to prevent further incorrect ticketing. Further information regarding the investigation into the malfunction and any potential procedural reviews is expected. The status of any required permits or inspection outcomes for the speed camera system were not disclosed.
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