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Nadi woman charged after drug bust - Vimarsana News

Nadi woman charged after drug bust

A 35-year-old woman was arrested and produced in court this week following a drug bust in Martintar, Nadi.

New Haven police union calls out Mayor's response to an uptick in violence - Vimarsana News

New Haven police union calls out Mayor's response to an uptick in violence

New Haven police union calls out Mayor's response to an uptick in violence The 11th homicide, in just four and a half months, occurred near the intersection of Orange and George Streets, right near the city's ER Tuesday morning. Author: Tony Terzi Updated: 6:17 PM EDT May 18, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — Editor's note: Video aired on May 18, during the afternoon. 2020 marked the most violent year in New Haven since 2012, with 20 homicides. The city is on pace to surpass that total this year. So, officials are rolling out a number of initiatives to address the up...

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Black man sues police after facial recognition mistakenly identified him as a suspected shoplifter - Vimarsana News

Black man sues police after facial recognition mistakenly identified him as a suspected shoplifter

Robert Williams, 43, was arrested after being mistakenly identified as a shoplifter by Detroit police last June  Williams says his Michigan driver license photo - kept in a statewide image repository - was incorrectly flagged as a likely match to a shoplifting suspect  The American Civil Liberties Union has filed for damages against the city of Detroit, its police chief and a city detective 'The grave harm caused by the misuse of, and reliance upon, facial recognition technology,' the lawsuit says Several studies have shown current face-recognition systems more likely to err when identifyin...