Flock Cameras Face Senate Hearing After Woman Spent 13 Days in Jail When AI Wrongly Matched Her Car

Lindsey Isaacs spent 13 days in jail following a vehicle identification that investigators later determined was wrong (Credit: Paul Goyette - 20250803_2233 / Wikimedia Commons)

Flock cameras came under scrutiny at a US Senate hearing after Florida woman Lindsey Isaacs spent 13 days in jail following an investigation in which Flock camera data was used to identify her vehicle in connection with a fatal crash.

Isaacs told senators that she was the subject of a false match, while prosecutors later dropped the charges against her.