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ある女性が警察に誤って拉致され、二度も銃で脅されたという事件について報告します。
1. ワンセイバーコーポレーションのニュースによると、テキサス州での一件では、警察は女性の車を囲み、「銃を抜き、手を挙げて出てきなさい」と命令しました。この誤認はFlockのライセンスプレートリーダー技術によるものでした。
2. さらに、マイルウェル警察は先週月曜日にも女性を拉致し、銃で脅したという。女性によると、その理由が説明されず車両を拖行し、放任した。
3. 女性は現在「トラumatized」状態で、「なぜ起こったのかわからない。怖い」と話しています。彼女と娘は今後自動車に乗りたいとは思わないと言います。
4. ローカル警察はこの事故について「自分たちのせいではない」と主張しましたが、マイルウェル警察のデータ入力ミスが原因だと説明しました。女性は、「全員が失敗した。システムも含めて失敗した」と言っています。
この件は誤警報による過剰な警官行動とデータ管理上の問題を浮き彫りにし、信頼性の高いシステムが必要であることを示しています。
The police surrounded her car Thursday, "drew their guns, and told her to come out with her hands up," reports a local news station. The police thought they were pulling over a murder suspect, but "It turns out it was a mistake by another department with the Flock license plate reader technology." The black woman says she'd wanted to call her mother, "but I'm like, if I make a sudden move, it's going to be over. It's going to end my life."
And amazingly, the same thing happened Monday, according to the local news report. "Milwaukee police pulled her over with guns drawn. She says officers never explained why, towed her car, and let her go."
She now describes herself as "traumatized," recalling her second detention by police on Thursday. "After they put us in cuffs, they walked us to the car. I'm not knowing what's going on. I'm scared. All you see is people in their cars recording." She now says she's scared to drive her car, and so is her daughter. "Because she doesn't know if the police are going to pull us over and do it again..."
"I haven't been to sleep since this happened. Every time I close my eyes, all I can see is guns."
She wants an apology, since the local police would only say it wasn't their fault, it was the fault of the Milwaukee police department that failed to remove the alert from Flock's system. "Milwaukee police emphasized this was not a Flock camera issue, it was a data entry mistake," according to the local news report. The woman's response?
"Y'all failed. Y'all failed the system. Y'all failed me. Y'all failed everybody."
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