Robert Dillon of Fort Myers, Florida was arrested in August 2024 after an AI-powered facial-recognition system — the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office’s FACE database — returned a 93% match placing him at a Jacksonville Beach McDonald’s, 300 miles from his home, where a child-luring incident had occurred months earlier. Despite records contradicting his involvement, he was jailed overnight before charges were dropped two months later. With ACLU support, Dillon sued the Jacksonville Beach Police Department and two sheriff’s offices in June 2026, citing lost income, legal costs, and lasting psychological harm.