Grandmother jailed for six months after facial recognition mistake launches $10 million lawsuit against Fargo and detective

ICE doesn't intentionally target people who aren't in violation of immigration law, and the figures back this up: even the most generous figures in your favor reveal that ICE deportations are over 99.8% accurate and justified. In other words, in the scale of millions deported over the past five years, only several hundred at most have been erroneous. That's less than 1 in 500 removals being erroneous. Official GAO figures are closer to 1 in 20,000 by the way 😉

Weirdly, you tried (and failed) to make this about White people. Last I checked, White people are getting deported too, including one notorious Milo Yiannopoulos. Finally, I know you hate read this, but White people aren't actually the devil. Sorry!
Complete crap. There are enormous numbers of people incarcerated without cause which is a criminal act in of itself.

Also the system accidentally getting white people cases wrong too is NOT the same as black or brown people being disproportionately targeted. THAT is a failure for YOU to understand the situation or the problem. The classic problem of thinking a single case here or there makes the two things equivalent in magnitude. That's garbage.
 
Been around law enforcement almost all of my life. In this case, I hope she gets every d*mn penny from them!
 
I hope granny makes out and gets her just payday. I'm a little surprised she didn't ask for more.

What I hate is that "the cop" / "the cops" aren't the payday's funding source. The people of that jurisdiction have to fork out for it. At a bare minimum, you want to see the cops responsible fired with no possibility of working law enforcement ever again, and their future wages garnished to pay back the people footing the bill (pay back in 350 years probably). Its infuriating that rarely happens. Its infuriating that other law enforcement agencies will hire people that have been fired from positions for VERY GOOD reasons. I guess /rantoff, sorry
Sadly, quite often when this sort of thing happens, the cop simply leaves the state and finds another job elsewhere with no background checks made.
 
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