Facial recognition arrest lawsuit seeks $10M from Fargo police

Key takeaways: Angela Lipps is suing Fargo, North Dakota, and a detective for $10 million over a false facial recognition arrest.

The lawsuit alleges false arrest, due process violations, malicious prosecution, and poor facial recognition oversight.

They just got a warrant, Angela Lipps said about her false arrest.

Both are being sued for false arrest and imprisonment, attorneys' fees and costs, and a jury trial.

“Time and time again, police have failed to conduct reliable investigations and ignored obvious reasons to question a facial recognition lead,” it said.