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Production AI Institute public record · AI Incident Database: Maryland Police Allegedly Relied on Facial Recognition Lead in Wrongful Arrest and Detention of Kimberlee Williams · observed 2026-05-03
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AI Incident Database: Maryland Police Allegedly Relied on Facial Recognition Lead in Wrongful Arrest and Detention of Kimberlee Williams

Kimberlee Williams was reportedly arrested in Oklahoma on Maryland warrants after police allegedly relied on a facial recognition lead that incorrectly identified her as a suspect in bank fraud cases. The ACLU said Williams had never been to Maryland, police failed to investigate alibi evidence placing her in Oklahoma, and she spent about six months in jail before the charges were dropped.

AI Incident Database · Incident 1476

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78%
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Detected
detected 77d ago

Event summary

Kimberlee Williams was reportedly arrested in Oklahoma on Maryland warrants after police allegedly relied on a facial recognition lead that incorrectly identified her as a suspect in bank fraud cases. The ACLU said Williams had never been to Maryland, police failed to investigate alibi evidence placing her in Oklahoma, and she spent about six months in jail before the charges were dropped.

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  • unknown-facial-recognition-technology-developers

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  • montgomery-county-police-department

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  • anne-arundel-county-police-department

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  • prince-george's-county-police-department

    organisation | 70%

  • kimberlee-williams

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  • wrongfully-arrested-individuals

    organisation | 70%

  • epistemic-integrity

    organisation | 70%

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Event dates

  • Happened 23 June 2021

  • Detected 3 May 2026

Sources

  • AI Incident Database - Incident 1476

    secondary | checked 9 July 2026

    Open source
  • More than a Dozen Wrongful Arrests Due to Police Reliance on Facial Recognition Technology

    secondary | checked 3 May 2026

    Open source
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"AI Incident Database: Maryland Police Allegedly Relied on Facial Recognition Lead in Wrongful Arrest and Detention of Kimberlee Williams." https://www.productionai.institute/graph/events/evt-aiid-1476 (observed 2021-06-23; retrieved 2026-07-19). PAI.

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