Richmond Heights police recently used facial recognition technology to identify two women caught twerking on a patrol car.
The video quickly went viral, sparking debate about whether using such biometric tools for minor offenses is appropriate. Critics warn this approach threatens privacy and could lead to law enforcement overreach.
On the other hand, supporters argue it shows respect for public property and holds individuals accountable. Police officials said they operated within their legal authority, clarifying the technology was used to issue citations—not criminal charges…