A Black woman was mistakenly detained twice by police in Milwaukee due to a faulty Flock license plate reader alert. On Thursday, officers surrounded her car, drew guns, and ordered her to raise her hands, believing she was a murder suspect. However, the alert was a data entry error from another department. The woman expressed fear for her life during the encounter, stating she felt her actions could lead to immediate danger. A similar incident occurred on Monday when police pulled her over with weapons drawn, towed her car, and released her without explanation. She described being 'traumatized' by the experiences, fearing for her safety and that of her daughter. The woman criticized both departments for failing to correct the system error, with Milwaukee police blaming the mistake on another agency. She demanded accountability, calling the situation a failure of the entire system. The incident highlights systemic issues with license plate recognition technology and police procedural errors, raising concerns about racial bias and inadequate training in such situations.