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Thomas Cunningham 8251 was a motor cycle policeman who used photographic evidence to support charges of crossing double lines. He operated the first camera car in Victoria in the 1950s.
Thomas Duncan Cunningham in full uniform standing beside a car pulled over to the side of the road. Circa 1958
