can you tell me the story again? every family has their own unique story. give your family the chance to discover theirs this holiday season, with ancestry. back now with the amazon driver caught on camera, allegedly stealing a package he sus waedospp police tracking him down, but say amazon would not initially cooperate. here s abc s victor oquendo. reporter: this home surveillance shows what florida police say is an amazon driver front door right next to a christmas tree, marking it delivered, even snapping a photo, then picking it back up and stealing it. the homeowner reported it immediately. but despite having video evidence, the polk county sheriff s office says amazon would not cooperate and told them to get a subpoena before identifying the driver, forcing police to take a difntrefe
ut detectives pulled the license plate and eventually tracked down and arrested 27-year-old jose campos. turns out he d been using his girlfriend s car to make deliveries and police say he has admitted to the crime. we thought, this is a no brainer case. here s the address, here s the date, here s the time, can you tell us who the driver is? wrong.az wouldn t tell us. reporter: in a statement, amazon now says it s working to understand what occurred here, to make it right. it happened before christmas hey, stop! put that back! reporter: peak season for porch pirates across the country. turns out the stolen package here in florida had some soap and other products from bath and body works. grand total, about 19 bucks. the driver has been charged with theft and burglary. tom? victor oquendo for us. victor, thank you for that. when we come back, the recall alert. hard boiled eggs linked to a deadly listeria outbreak. what you need to know, and the popular grocery chain no
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department doesn t believe this is 1984 and neither does amazon. the real game changer is artificial intelligence. that s in oregon or here, the officers are out and maybe they have a body camera or where ever we go in public there s a camera. there s probably three cameras picking me up right now beyond the television camera. that s a database of information. the artificial intelligence is to load all of that imagery into an amazon computer and at the same time they ve already loaded a database, mugshots, people that are on the ten most wanted list. here is where the computer does what man can t. it sorts through it so quickly. it says to officer fraendsly walking down the street, that guy you took a picture of, that
spot. amazon recognition. it s a facial recognition tool that amazon says can scan in realtime. the company says it can determine a person s age, gender, mood, even if their identity ifmood, even their idey if they are in their database. it s using an able to track as a selling point. it s already in use by florida and oregon law enforcement but privacy advocates say the tech giant s newest offering goes too far. giving police expansive new search powers. kerry sanders in live in orlando where local police are using the technology. as i read this story, i was having flash backs of the book 1984 which haunted me in high school and the next 20 years. is brig brothig brother watchin that in our future? reporter: the orlando police