Bethany Kaley Farber’s ordeal began in April, when she was waiting to board a flight to Mexico at Los Angeles International Airport and Transportation Security Administration agents told her ...

Bethany K. Farber's ordeal began last April when she was on her way to Mexico to visit family. She said Transportation Security Administration officials told her there was a warrant out for her ...

"This Bethany Farber, from what we understand, has an extensive criminal history. Her fingerprints are in the data base." RELATED: Mother sues Instagram, police after 13-year-old's false arrest.

"All I could think was that it wasn't me," Bethany Farber told NPR. "I just kept insisting that they check ... that they double-check because they had the wrong person." She spent 13 days in jail.

Bethany Farber was preparing to fly out of Los Angeles International Airport to Puerto Escondido, Mexico, in April 2021 when she was stopped by the Transportation Security Administration and told ...

Bethany Farber says she was jailed for 13 days before being released to find her worried grandmother died of a stroke . Justin Vallejo. New York. Thursday 24 February 2022 05:05 GMT.

Bethany K. Farber, right, and her grandmother Donna Emma Jaynes, who had a stroke while her granddaughter was in jail. She died shortly after Farber was released. Ivie McNeill Wyatt Purcell & Diggs ...

Bethany K. Farber is suing the city of Los Angeles and the LAPD for arresting her at Los Angeles International Airport as she waited to board a flight 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.

Bethany K. Farber says her wrongful arrest led to two weeks in jail, during which time her grandmother suffered a stress-induced stroke and died. She's now planning to sue the LAPD.

The woman's attorneys say the warrant from Texas was for another woman named Bethany Farber. Skip to content. Something Good Submissions. Scholar Athlete Submissions. Contests. ShareIt!

Bethany K. Farber, who was on her way to Mexico when she was mistaken for a woman with an arrest warrant in Texas, repeatedly told police that they had the wrong person.