23岁的佛罗里达州女性林德赛·艾萨克斯因自动车牌识别摄像头（Flock）的一条记录被误认为与一起致3人丧生的车祸相关，于2026年4月17日遭逮捕1。尽管她的黑色道奇越野车完好无损，与目击者描述的栗色肇事车颜色不符，警方仍依据这份摄像头数据签发逮捕令1。艾萨克斯被控包括三项过失致人死亡在内的8项重罪1。
她在最高安保监狱被羁押13天，其中遭连续单独监禁86小时1。两周后，在她的律师呈现车辆无损照片后，法官才批准保释，她得以释放1。2026年5月，佛罗里达州撤销了针对她的全部指控1。随后警方逮捕了另一名女性1。
艾萨克斯随即向美国参议院作证，指出："一片Flock摄像头记录最终导致我因无关的车祸被逮捕。"1她目前正对佛罗里达州公路巡警提起民事诉讼1。
A 23-year-old Florida woman was arrested and jailed for 13 days based on faulty automatic license plate recognition data, despite evidence that clearly contradicted the charges against her.1 Lindsey Isaacks was detained following a fatal car crash in October 2025 that killed three people, after a Flock camera—a surveillance device that captures vehicle data—recorded her black Dodge SUV several miles away from the accident scene.1 Witnesses described the vehicle involved in the crash as maroon-colored, a significant discrepancy from Isaacks's black vehicle.1
On April 17, 2026, approximately seven months after the fatal collision, Florida Highway Patrol issued an arrest warrant for Isaacks.1 She was charged with three counts of vehicular manslaughter and five additional felonies, totaling eight felony charges.1 During her detention at a high-security facility, she endured 86 consecutive hours in solitary confinement as part of her 13-day incarceration.1 Her release came only after her attorney presented photographs demonstrating her vehicle was undamaged—evidence that contradicted the crash involvement allegations—prompting a judge to approve bail.1 Florida prosecutors withdrew all charges in May 2026, and authorities subsequently arrested another woman in connection with the fatal crash.1
Isaacks later testified before the U.S. Senate about her experience, stating: "One piece of Flock camera data ultimately resulted in my arrest for an unrelated car accident."1 She has since filed a civil lawsuit against the Florida Highway Patrol.1
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