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Ars Technica08.06.2026CrimeUnited States

San Diego Police Face Lawsuit Over Wrongful Arrest Based on Misinterpreted Flock Camera Data

Flock cameras wrongful arrest San Diego Police Department

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Hugo Parra was wrongly arrested and jailed for a month based on a Flock camera alert that San Diego police misinterpreted, despite timestamp evidence showing his location five miles away from the crime scene at the time.

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