Outdoor workers deal with heat wave in metro Detroit
DETROIT (FOX 2) - Outside workers in metro Detroit dealt with hot temperatures Friday.
"It's wild out here," said Dennis Patterson, DTE Energy worker. "It's hot, people are frustrated, you know how that is."
"Just working, sweating," said Steve Goodin, who was painting a building today. "You get the job done."
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Rochelle Riley, Arts and Culture director in Detroit, former Detroit Free Press columnist
A 34-year-old man was shot at a gas station on Detroit's east side in November and police say facial identity technology helped them identify the shooter.
They grabbed a clear picture of him from surveillance video and ran it through their facial recognition software and got a hit. Police say this is something that can help crack cases but the tech is not the end all, be all, in any investigation.
"Using that technology we cannot and will not arrest somebody solely on a facial recognition match," Detroit Police Chief James Craig said.