How you doing? >> The look on his face says it all. You got a warrant? >> For what? >> I'll tell you. >> Bob Burgess was shocked when a Volusia Sheriff's Deputy placed him in handcuffs. >> So you got some some sort of fraud warrant. >> A Florida man was arrested for crimes he didn't commit because police relied on facial recognition. Police said the technology identified him as a fraud suspect. He told them immediately, "You have the wrong person." Department policy says facial recognition is only an investigative lead, not proof, not identification. Now the update, prosecutors dropped all charges. When probabilities are treated like facts, innocent people get arrested and the correction comes quietly. Thin blue lies, baby.