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Sunglass Hut inaugura su primera tienda en Mall Multiplaza#Lanzamiento #MODA #expansióncomercial #Marca #ÓpticaPopular #SunglassHut #inauguración #mallmultiplaza
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Esta emocionante apertura marca un hito en la expansión del grupo Óptica Popular, consolidándose como líder en moda y tendencias en el mercado óptico del país.

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Houston Public MediaJan 23, 2024

A 61-year-old grandfather who was wrongfully accused of an armed robbery in Houston in 2022, and subsequently sexually assaulted while in jail, is seeking $10 million-plus in a lawsuit that claims faulty facial recognition technology was involved.

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Man falsely accused of robbing Sunglass Hut in Houston suing companies over use of facial recognition software

An attorney for Harvey Murphy Jr., a 61-year-old grandfather, says he was sexually assaulted at the Harris County Jail while being wrongfully detained on an armed robbery charge. Murphy was in California when the crime was committed in 2022 and was incorrectly identified as a suspect based on the use of surveillance footage and facial recognition technology, according to the attorney.

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