Innocent 23-Year-Old Jailed for Fatal Crash Because She Drove a Dodge Durango
Automated License Plate Readers (ALPR) and Flock cameras are supposed to help law enforcement catch the bad guys. But what happens when the technology gives investigators tunnel vision, leading them…
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