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Robert Dillon was wrongly arrested for trying to lure a child out of a McDonald's in a city he'd never been to — all because Jacksonville Beach police trusted a false facial recognition match. Their errors cost him his livelihood and sense of security. We're demanding an apology and justice.

ms.nowOpinion | Florida police ruined my life with a false AI match. Now I'm demanding justice.When I've gotten in trouble, I've paid my debt to society. But the government doesn't want to pay theirs.

25/10/26, 10:05 pm193 reposts563 likes

MTfromCC

@mtfromcc.bsky.social

I hope he ends up with a multi-million judgment. Too many exculpatory indicators to ascribe this to mere negligence. This arrest should never have been made. It is wrongful in every sense of the word.

Uncle Arthur

@unclearthur.bsky.social

23h

“Now, I’m suing the officers, the city of Jacksonville Beach and the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.” THIS IS THE WAY!!!

ctrl+alt+RESIST

@ctrlaltresist.com

A computer pointed at the wrong man and the cops treated that like probable cause. The software will get a quiet patch. Robert Dillon does not get his livelihood back in an update. Somebody chose to trust the match over the human being in front of them.

jakester77.bsky.social

@jakester77.bsky.social

18h

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