Wrongful Arrests News Today

Wall Street Journal's publisher called on Biden to "push extra hard" for a prisoner exchange or deal that will force Russia to release Evan Gershkovich.

Thursday marks one year since the wrongful imprisonment of Luis Fernando Camacho, governor of Bolivia’s most important region and the No. 1 enemy of the Movement Towards Socialism (MAS) regime. 

The last of 324 Bronx cases linked to ex-NYPD Detective Joseph Franco -- who was fired from the force for allegedly lying about drug busts -- have been tossed after an internal review by prosecutors, officials said Thursday.

Starbucks was ordered to pay Shannon Phillips $2.7 million, meaning the former regional manager has received a total of nearly $30 million for being wrongfully cut loose by the coffee giant.

Staff at Applebee's reportedly called police about a group of people who appeared similar to suspects who fled a hit-and-run scene.

When asked to generate 300 images for one of 14 jobs, Stable Diffusion rendered the most images of light-skinned men for positions like CEO, lawyer, doctor and politician.

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.

Some law enforcement agencies using facial recognition technology are not following agency policy — sometimes because one does not exist.