Woman Spent 86 Hours in Solitary After Flock Camera Linked Her SUV to Crash
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- Lindsey Isaacs was arrested on eight felony charges, including vehicular homicide, based primarily on a single Flock Safety ALPR camera record showing her car near a crash scene.
- Witness accounts described the suspect vehicle as a different color, and Isaacs’ car lacked expected crash damage, but investigators still pursued her.
- Isaacs spent 13 days in jail, including 3.5 days in solitary confinement and time in a mental-health unit, before all charges were dropped.
- Prosecutors later identified another woman, Alisa Montalvo, as the suspected driver in the crash.
- Isaacs’ case highlights the need for mandatory corroboration standards, documented review of exculpatory evidence, and clear disclosure obligations before ALPR leads can support arrest warrants.