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If a person is incorrectly identified as the target of an open warrant, then as soon as he shows proof of ID, he's free to go and the system is corrected to fla
by lr4444lr 6y ago
If a person is incorrectly identified as the target of an open warrant, then as soon as he shows proof of ID, he's free to go and the system is corrected to flag him as a false positive, not only never bothering him again for this search, but probably making him less likely to ever be falsely picked up again. If we can't assume that any public system or institution is capable of functioning well or being corrected, we might as well have no law enforcement whatsoever.
- Pfhreak 6y agoYou have a very rose colored view of the world. What will happen is the police will consider the person dangerous, approach cautiously or aggressively, cuff them, throw them into the back of a cruiser and then maybe check their id. And you are assuming that all people have ID on them. Or are even here legally. "Show me your papers" isn't better because a computer told the cops who to target.