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California woman sues LAPD for case of mistaken identity, spends 13 days behind bars

By Pilar Arias | Fox News

Bethany K. Farber suing City of Los Angeles, LAPD and LAX police.

A southern California woman experienced a case of mistaken identity while trying to board a flight from Los Angeles International Airport to Mexico last April.

Bethany K. Farber, 30, was detained and later arrested over a warrant issued out of Texas. Bethany Farber was wanted by authorities in the Lone Star State for property damage. Side-by-side photos of the two women show the wanted woman with much darker hair, and little resemblance to the blonde Bethany K. Farber.

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Farber, along with her legal team and family, held a news conference outside the Los Angeles Police Department Tuesday.

Farber said she tried time and time again to proclaim her innocence, by telling airport police there must be a terrible mistake. She asked officers to check her passport, she told FOX 11 Los Angeles. After being handcuffed at LAX, she was moved to a local police station before being booked into the Lynwood women’s jail.

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