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(light correction - she was extradited hundreds of miles all the way to Michigan!)

• LocalH 5mo ago
  Maybe there were two cases because I thought I remembered hearing about that (or was it Maryland?) but I also remember a similar situation of someone being taken to NC Edit: the one I was referencing was North Dakota, not NC. But there was a very similar case that I think involved Maryland. The fact that there are multiple cases to confuse in this scenario only emboldens my viewpoint that AI has no place being anywhere near LEO
  • 1qaboutecs 5mo ago
    i confused michigan with north dakota, and it all makes sense now! sorry.
    • LocalH 5mo ago
      The Maryland case was actually a woman who lived in Oklahoma, not TN. https://statescoop.com/aclu-maryland-police-facial-recognition-wrongful-arrest/ https://statescoop.com/aclu-maryland-police-facial-recogniti...