Florida

Police in Port Richey, Florida, have arrested the parents of an infant girl who was hospitalized with a blood alcohol content of 0.383, according to court documents. The case has drawn widespread attention and outrage, with many questioning how a baby could reach such a dangerous level and how authorities first learned of the situation.

Lindsey Isaacs of Palm Beach County, Florida, says she was wrongfully arrested and held for 13 days over a vehicular homicide case after investigators relied on a single license-plate reading from a Flock automated camera system. She has filed a lawsuit, arguing the automated surveillance data was mistaken for proof of guilt and that she had no meaningful way to challenge it. The case is renewing criticism of license-plate reader networks and their use in criminal investigations.