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New Orleans called out for sketchiest use of facial recognition yet in the US
New Orleans police have reportedly spent years scanning live feeds of city streets and secretly using facial recognition to identify suspects in real time—in seeming defiance of a city ordinance designed to prevent false arrests and protect citizens' civil rights.
Police have arrested four of the New Orleans escaped inmates days after a jail break. Six remain on the run as police rely on ...
Facial recognition is credited with spotting two escaped inmates in the French Quarter last Friday morning (May 16). Two ...
Network of face recognition surveillance cameras distinguishes New Orleans as the worst abuser of this technology in the nation ...
The nonprofit is at the center of a debate about facial recognition, real-time surveillance, and the expanding role of ...
Law enforcement remains confident that they'll be able to capture everyone who fled in the jailbreak at the Orleans Parish ...
Investigators warn remaining fugitives could be armed and dangerous; council presses for answers as hunt enters day four ...
Louisiana State Police identified one escapee as Kendall Myles in central New Orleans through facial recognition technology ...
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