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Detroit Police Sued by Man Mistaken for Shoplifter by Recognition Technology

Detroit Police Sued by Man Mistaken for Shoplifter by Recognition Technology A Black man who was arrested when facial recognition technology mistakenly identified him as a suspected shoplifter has sued Detroit police, seeking compensation for the humiliating incident and restrictions on how the city uses the tool. “I came home from work and was arrested in my driveway in front of my wife and daughters, who watched in tears, because a computer made an error,” Robert Williams of Farmington Hills said. “This never should have happened, and I want to make sure that this painful experience never happens to anyone else.”

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Man mistaken for shoplifter through facial recognition technology sues Detroit

Man mistaken for shoplifter through facial recognition technology sues Detroit Copyright Getty Images and last updated 2021-04-13 19:25:37-04 DETROIT (AP) â A Black man who was arrested when facial recognition technology mistakenly identified him as a suspected shoplifter is suing Detroit police. Robert Williams of Farmington Hills is seeking compensation for the humiliating incident and restrictions on how the city uses the technology. Williams says his Michigan driver s license photo was flagged as a likely match to a shoplifting suspect at a Shinola watch store. The match was wrong. Williams spent 30 hours in custody. Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy dropped the case and apologized. Detroit city attorney Lawrence Garcia says there was misconduct by police. Garcia says he will seek a fair deal with Williams.

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Wayne County prosecutor will not charge Detroit officers in fatal shooting last summer of Black man

Last summer Detroit police officers shot and killed Hakim Littleton. Now, investigators are releasing their findings. Members of the Detroit Police Department encountered Littleton during a search for a person of interest related to a prior violent crime. Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy says Littleton shot at police before he was killed. “The officers in this case acted with lawful self-defense, in self of others, and thus there will be no charges in this particular case,” Worthy said. But those close with the 20-year-old Littleton dispute the prosecutor’s conclusions. Noloyiso Maat Bey is his aunt. She said law enforcement demonized her nephew from the start.

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Michigan man pleads guilty to producing child pornography

Michigan man pleads guilty to producing child pornography Updated Apr 08, 2021; CANTON, MI – A Michigan man pleaded guilty this week in a federal case involving the production of child pornography. Defendant Shailesh Patel, 53, of Canton, pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge George Caram Steeh on Wednesday to one count of sexual exploitation of children, Acting U.S. Attorney Saima Mohsin announced in a news release. He will be sentenced on July 20. Patel previously pleaded guilty to several counts of criminal sexual conduct of varying degrees in a Wayne County case, the release said. The two cases have a victim in common. The victims in both cases were abused over a period of years, beginning when they were children; they are now adults.

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