Right when they got that facial recognition, they just said, "That's him." And like I was I've never been so stunned in my life. Police policy said facial recognition was only a lead, then they arrested the wrong man anyway. The department's own rules say AI matches are not identification and not probable cause. In Florida, that line was crossed. A match from an old photo moved the case forward and an innocent man was arrested. Prosecutors later dropped all charges. If policy can be ignored without consequences, it isn't a safeguard, it's a suggestion. Thin blue lies, baby.