More of big brother using technology

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. David Paterson says face-recognition technology has led to 100 arrests in New York over six months, ranging from people trying to defraud insurance companies to a mob hit man who sought a new identity a day after he was released from prison.
Paterson says the new technology used by the Department of Motor Vehicles and 15 other states will soon be a national crime-fighting tool.
The system collects and stores 64 facial measurements from the 7,000 photos taken each day by the DMV. The data is compared with other DMV photos to check for duplicate licenses.
Paterson says Tuesday that process has also resulted in action against people banned from air travel trying to get new identities, deadbeat parents and others.

This just in. They found a match for Rusty. It was an old woman's butt and the characteristics matched his face!

this just in! KISS ME ARSE!!!

The computer is still searching for a match for Galvi.

they are gettin close with the hair...

Seems like a good thing to me (on the surface at least). I have to wonder what the percentage for error is?

NY seems to be big on scan technology. I don't know if it is a good sales job by the companies or cutting edge tech. The license plate scanners sure do catch a lot of folks for plate or insurance expired. Next they will scan you when they pull you over!