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🔗 Not a one-off: More Coloradans stopped by police after data errors triggered Flock alerts Boulder County
Jefferson County
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🔗 He didn't commit a crime, but Flock cam alerts keep getting him pulled over Cherry Hills Village
Gilpin County
Video
""They entered it for both," Lyons said. "It wasn't a mistake, one or the other. They just entered it for both an O and a zero, because we've run it both ways and the warrant pops up both ways."
Dausman said he tried to resolve the problem by contacting Gilpin County courts and the sheriff's office dispatch, and was told he needed to provide the name of the suspect tied to the warrant — information no one would give him because it involves an ongoing criminal investigation."
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Denver
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"Wilson said the vehicle in which the girls were sitting had license plate information that matched a stolen vehicle from a different state, which caused confusion. 'The (License Plate Recognition) system reads the numbers and not the state,' said Wilson."
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