The website reports that more than a dozen wrongful arrests have occurred due to police reliance on facial recognition technology, including a case where an ACLU client was jailed for six months. Kimberlee Williams was wrongfully arrested due to a false facial recognition result, and at least thirteen other people have faced similar issues. Facial recognition technology often produces false matches.

The claims regarding wrongful arrests due to facial recognition technology are largely supported by evidence from reputable sources such as the ACLU and The Washington Post. More than a dozen wrongful arrests have been documented, with specific cases like Kimberlee Williams' wrongful arrest being well-documented. The claim about facial recognition technology often producing false matches is also supported by multiple authoritative sources highlighting issues of racial bias and inaccuracies. However, the claim about an ACLU client spending six months in jail lacks direct evidence, resulting in a lower confidence score for that specific claim.