Another alleged false arrest based on a facial recognition match has led to a lawsuit in Michigan, while researchers say police FRT use reduces the murder rate.

The mother is at least the fourth Black person to claim she was falsely arrested due to faulty facial recognition technology, though DPD denies it was used

Detroit police say it was a case of mistaken identity, but a woman is suing after being taken into custody after being told she has a warrant for her arrest, saying the city abused facial recognition in her case.

Detroit police wrongly arrested LaDonna Crutchfield after facial recognition software incorrectly identified her as the culprit of a shooting, according to a lawsuit filed on February 21. While police did not even have a warrant for Crutchfield's arrest,