Tennessee woman falsely charged with bank theft in North Dakota sues for $10m in damages
Photograph: Google MapsView image in fullscreenFargo police department building. She spent her own birthday incarcerated, separated from her family. She missed holidays with her loved ones, including Thanksgiving and Christmas.
- ▪Photograph: Google MapsView image in fullscreenFargo police department building.
- ▪She spent her own birthday incarcerated, separated from her family.
- ▪She missed holidays with her loved ones, including Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Fargo police department building. Photograph: Google MapsView image in fullscreenFargo police department building. Photograph: Google MapsTennesseeTennessee woman falsely charged with bank theft in North Dakota sues for $10m in damagesAngela Lipps, 50, has alleged in suit that Fargo police wrongly relied on AI facial recognition to charge and arrestLucy CampbellFri 18 Sep 2026 19.34 EDTLast modified on Fri 18 Sep 2026 19.36 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleA Tennessee woman who was falsely charged with bank theft in North Dakota and jailed for six months has sued for $10m in damages, alleging in a federal lawsuit that Fargo police improperly relied on an artificial intelligence (AI) facial recognition system to wrongly accuse her.Angela Lipps, 50, was arrested at gunpoint by US…
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