San Francisco is facing a lawsuit from Secure Justice alleging that the police have violated the ban on facial recognition technology and failed to submit proper documentation related to surveillance technologies. The lawsuit reveals that the San Francisco Police Department circumvented the ban multiple times, potentially impacting the legitimacy of investigations and resulting in violations of the Surveillance Technology Ordinance. Despite efforts to enforce compliance, the SFPD has been accused of ignoring the law for years, prompting legal action from Secure Justice and concerns about civil liberties and racial bias in surveillance practices. The lawsuit highlights the widespread use of unapproved surveillance technology by the police, raising questions about the handling of sensitive data and the need for accountability and transparency in law enforcement practices.