In a troubling case that has sparked widespread scrutiny, Fargo police used AI facial recognition technology to wrongly identify and arrest a Tennessee grandmother, Angela Lipps, for crimes she did not commit. Despite her claims of never having visited the state, Lipps was jailed for nearly six months following the misidentification. The Fargo Police Chief has publicly apologized for the mistakes made in the investigation and confirmed that the department is under review for its use of facial recognition technology, a system that has raised serious ethical questions. Following the incident, attorneys representing Lipps indicated plans for a lawsuit, highlighting a lack of basic investigative efforts before the arrest was made. Both Cass County and West Fargo Police Chiefs have voiced their concerns surrounding the use of AI in policing and emphasized the need for more careful implementation of such technologies. The rise of AI in law enforcement is now under serious debate as cities reconsider their reliance on these tools, especially after admitting to errors in the Lipps case.