Innocent Grandmother Arrested by Facial Recognition Software in North Dakota Case

A grandmother was wrongly arrested by US Marshals using facial recognition technology, according to her attorney Angela Lipps, who claims she had never been to North Dakota and has no record of travel. Despite this, authorities showed up at her home in Tennessee and took her into custody. Lipps is now seeking justice on behalf of her client, who was allegedly held without charge or access to a lawyer. The incident highlights concerns over the misuse of facial recognition technology in law enforcement.