From HuffPost · · 1m 10s
Florida Woman Jailed After AI Camera Mistake
Lindsey Isaacs spent 13 days in jail after police used AI camera data to wrongly arrest her in a hit-and-run.
In brief
Lindsey Isaacs spent 13 days in jail after police used AI camera data to wrongly arrest her in a hit-and-run. Lindsey Isaacs was wrongfully jailed for 13 days after police cited AI camera evidence in a hit-and-run she didn't commit. Originally reported by HuffPost.
Lindsey Isaacs
Lindsey Isaacs spent 13 days in jail after police used AI camera data to wrongly arrest her in a hit-and-run.
“The whole time I didn’t think I was going to live”
Wrongful Arrest Details
She was driving her vehicle to a store in Davenport on Oct. 4, 2025, when police cited evidence from a Flock camera.
Flock Camera Evidence
A Flock camera flagged her vehicle miles from the scene of the crime, leading to her arrest.
Arrest and Detention
She was jailed for 13 days, including three days in solitary confinement, on serious charges.
Release and Aftermath
Her attorney provided a picture of her undamaged SUV, leading to her release in May after the state declined to prosecute.
Flock Response
Flock called Isaacs' experience 'unacceptable' but said it resulted from human errors in judgment, not their technology.
At a glance
Lindsey Isaacs was wrongfully jailed for 13 days after police cited AI camera evidence in a hit-and-run she didn't commit.
