I'm no Tesla FSD/AP evangelist, but I think you're showing your bias here. The Detroit situation you are referring to shows none of the hallmarks of an AP crash. Even if we had no witness & police testimony, AP/FSD would not be suspected, at all. It just doesn't make any sense, and it's not a likely failure mode of AP to miss a light and blow through an intersection at 20mph over the speed limit (or whatever it was - speed was clearly a factor). Nothing lines up!
For this stuff, we just have to call balls & strikes.
The accident at topic in this thread is totally different. It has
all the hallmarks of an AP-driven crash. But the vehicle could also have been fully controlled by a human, and the driver may be lying about using AP. For this one we definitely have to wait to see what is discovered. In the end, though, I wouldn't be
surprised if it ended up being AP failing to stop.