Lindsey Isaacs, 23, from Palm Coast, spent 86 hours locked in solitary at county jail. Reason: a Flock license-plate camera incorrectly matched her Dodge Durango to a deadly I-4 crash she had nothing to do with. Jail staff said the charges were too serious to release her. She was terrified she'd spend her life in prison for a wreck she didn't cause. At her worst she didn't want to live. Nearly two weeks in max security before prosecutors dropped the charges. Automated surveillance tied an innocent person to a felony. A company's error put her in a cell for days. Flock should be held accountable for every penny and every hour of damage.