Facial recognition software flagged a mother going to see a Rockettes show with her daughter and a pack of Girl Scouts. Evidently the face recognition system was programmed to flag everyone working for law firms suing the entertainment company running the show, and she worked for a law firm that was representing a client suing a restaurant that was owned by the same entertainment company that was putting on the show.
"Kelly Conlon, a senior associate with the New Jersey personal injury firm Davis, Saperstein and Salomon -- which is representing a client suing a restaurant owned by the parent company, MSG Entertainment -- told NBC New York that security guards approached her and asked for identification as soon as she arrived at Radio City Music Hall on the weekend after Thanksgiving. The guards ultimately turned her away from the show even though she is not involved in her firm's litigation against the company. Conlon's daughter and the rest of the Girl Scouts were able to attend the performance, she told the station."
