A mom was barred from entering the Radio City Music Hall in Manhattan with her daughter’s Girl Scout Troop. She was flagged on the facial recognition software. And missed the Christmas Spectacular performance of the Rockettes.
The mom works as an associate at the personal injury law firm Davis, Saperstein, and Salomon which is involved in litigation against an affiliate of MSG Entertainment, which runs Radio City Music Hall.
MSG Entertainment confirmed that Kelly Conlon was blacklisted by facial recognition technology. She is not personally involved in the court case. And not even licensed to practice law in New York state.
Conlon, a New Jersey attorney recently booted from the theater, said “I was just a mom taking my daughter to see a Christmas show,” according to NBC New York. Security guards at the venue detained her after she went through metal detectors. And directed her to leave the theater.
She “waited outside” during the 90-minute show, attended by her daughter, the Girl Scout troop, and other mothers.
