A Colorado woman who spoke with Kurt "CyberGuy" Knutsson was wrongly accused of theft after police relied on surveillance technology that misidentified her vehicle.

In the past five months, Flock Safety cameras have allowed Yakima-area law enforcement officers to arrest an accused kidnapper and child molester, identify a fatal hit-and-run suspect and recover a record number of stolen vehicles. "It's one officer that never sleeps," Yakima Police Capt. "Most of our criminals move throughout the area in a vehicle and this will limit that ability." Flock cameras have helped police recover 37 stolen vehicles, arrest 28 violent persons, serve 19 warrants and locate 16 missing persons -- just in the last month. According to the Yakima Police Department's transparency portal, they have 33 automated license plate recognition cameras placed across the city -- all enabled with artificial intelligence that's helping agencies across the county solve crimes.