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Florida Woman Wrongfully Jailed After Deadly I-4 Crash Will Tell U.S. Senators How Flock Cameras and a Mistaken Arrest Led to Charges Later Dropped

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Lindsey Issacs says she spent 13 days in jail before Florida Highway Patrol dropped the case and another woman was charged.

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