Porcha Woodruff was eight months pregnant when she was arrested on her doorstep after facial recognition technology and a victim mistook her for a suspect.
Porcha Woodruff was eight months pregnant and rushing to get her children ready for school last February when she noticed six Detroit police officers waiting at her door. When she opened it, they told her she was under arrest.Her children, ages 6 and 12, burst into tears when they realized it was no joke. She told them to wake up her fiancé and tell them “Mommy’s going to jail,” she said.
At least two others have filed lawsuits against the Detroit police after they were arrested following an erroneous match on facial recognition software. A 2019 case prompted the department to revise its“Facial recognition technology has long been known for its inherent flaws and unreliability, particularly when attempting to identify black individuals such as Porcha Woodruff,” the lawsuit stated. “It should be understood that facial recognition alone cannot serve as probable cause for arrests.
of failing to use a more recent driver’s license photo of Woodruff in the facial recognition software and in photo lineups, and of neglecting to ask another suspect in custody whether he recognized Woodruff.“I have reviewed the allegations contained in the lawsuit. They are very concerning,” Detroit Police Chief James E. White
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