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Eva Lopez has sued the New York police for $ 30 million after the poster where she appealed for information on a prostitute wanted for theft, the officers had mistakenly put her name.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The 31-year-old revealed that she was wanted by the police on August 16 last year when she got off the plane with her boyfriend and was informed by a friend.<\/p>\n
Lopez, from New York, USA, did not pay attention to the matter until her owner persuaded her to contact the police.<\/p>\n
That night she called Officer Kevin Dwyer – whose name was on the poster – who told her the notice had already been removed from the official police website at Facebook<\/a> as the requested author had a tattoo on her arm, despite Lopez not having one.<\/p>\n But the model said the damage had already been done: \u201cThe image has already spread to all social networks. “He is passing from one to another and they are talking about me as if I were a prostitute or a thief.”<\/p>\n In the image she appears with an open dress in front, a thick gold chain, colorful stretches and high heels, accompanied by the comment: “Wanted for aggravated theft”.<\/p>\n Lopez told officers the night of the incident was in the Queens area of \u200b\u200bNew York and not Manhattan.<\/p>\n “On the Facebook network, it has been redistributed thousands of times – 10,000 or 20,000 times. It was then posted on Instagram and other sites with millions of followers.<\/p>\n Lopez, who works as a waitress, protested the innocence on her Instagram account but said her reputation had been severely damaged.<\/p>\n “I want people to know that she is not there, that girl has nothing to do with me,” said the girl, adding that she has never worked as a prostitute and does not know the victims.<\/p>\n \n<\/p>\n top channel
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