THE ARKANSAS PATRIOT

A Florida woman, Lindsey Isaacs, was wrongly arrested after police relied heavily on Flock license-plate camera data in a fatal hit-and-run investigation. She spent 13 days in jail and faced eight felony charges, including counts that could have led to life in prison. Prosecutors later dropped the case after investigators identified another suspect. The story highlights the risks of overreliance on surveillance technology and weak evidentiary checks before arrest.