Florida Flock camera points police to wrong car; woman jailed 13 days
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Severity moderate: test met: data about a third party (her vehicle and plate record) was used, with scope bounded to one person and a stated 13 days in jail.
A Flock Safety automated license plate reader camera recorded a black Dodge Durango registered to Lindsey Brooke Isaacs about three miles from a fatal hit-and-run on eastbound I-4 near DeBary, Florida, in October 2025. The camera record became a key part of the case against her. Her arrest followed on April 17, 2026, and she spent 13 days in jail. A 911 caller had described a maroon Dodge Durango with a partial license plate that did not match her vehicle, and her black Durango reportedly did not show damage consistent with the crash. Prosecutors dropped the charges on May 22, when investigators arrested another person whose vehicle had matching damage. Isaacs has filed a federal lawsuit against the Florida Highway Patrol and the troopers involved, which is an allegation that has not been decided.
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- 2025-10-04 Hit-and-run crash on eastbound I-4 near DeBary killed three people.
- 2026-04-17 Isaacs was arrested.
- May 22 Prosecutors dropped the charges against Isaacs.
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- Investigators found a Flock camera record of a black Dodge Durango registered to Isaacs about three miles from the crash site.
- A 911 caller described a maroon Dodge Durango with a partial plate that did not match Isaacs' vehicle.
- Isaacs spent 13 days in jail before prosecutors acknowledged they lacked enough evidence to hold her before trial.
- Isaacs testified before Congress that she was falsely accused.
- Isaacs filed a federal lawsuit against the Florida Highway Patrol and the troopers involved.
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The lawsuit and Isaacs's claims are allegations, not findings. The Montalvo arrest is unconvicted. No remediation by any party is stated. No numeric count of affected third parties is stated.
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