Facial recognition software is not what put the guy bbehind bars. As always it was poor police work. Don't allow them to have the narrative that it's the software's fault for this happening. The software being wrong does not absolve these police officers from doing their due diligence to make sure they have the right person. This is just like that story some years ago where cops raided the wrong home and they tried to blame Google maps for sending them to the wrong house. They didn't even bother to check the address to make sure it was the right place. That's not the softer's fault it's the officers fault. Don't let them get away with making the narrative about the bad software. Even the security guards for Madison square gardens performed better than these officers because they went up to the person and verified their identity rather than just blindly trusting the facial recognition software to properly identify the person.