Comment by sterlind
17 days ago
they should, and they do. that's what the prosecution will attempt to prove to the jury at trial.
the burden of proof is on the prosecutor, but the defendant stands a better chance by presenting evidence that it wasn't her.
It should not get this far. The identifying info they used is not real. Police and prosecutors are being criminals here. Every single person involved could have stopped this. They all chose to lie and keep her in prison and charge her. One day, someone will be armed and won't submit to a false arrest. This is going to spiral out of hand with all the fake AI based arrests that are increasing.