Controversial Detroit facial recognition got him arrested for a crime he didn’t commit

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Controversial Detroit facial recognition got him arrested for a crime he didn’t commit

Posted by The Analyst | July 10, 2020 | Science & Tech

Michael Oliver said he wasn’t responsible for snatching a cell phone then damaging it in 2019. Evidence in the case supported him.

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