The American government created a Facebook profile in her name – now has … – Dagbladet.no

(Dagbladet): In July 2010, the waitress Sondra Arquiett arrested and accused of being involved in drug trafficking. Arquiett confessed to have contributed to the distribution of cocaine and was also convicted.

Now she ends up in court again, but this time of a very different reason.

Created Facebook page in her alias

When Arquiett was arrested, she said yes to the fact that the drug police could go through her phone to look for clues to related matters. Her boyfriend, Jermaine Branford, included one of those police investigated, which later also confessed to have contributed to the sale of drugs.

But even if Arquiett agreed that the police could access her phone, she said yes, however, not to use the contents for anything other than track.

During the investigation it was nevertheless created a Facebook page in her alias, “Sondra Prince”. On the Facebook page was posted images of her, also pictures where she was lightly dressed, as well as pictures of her son and her niece, writes the BBC.

Allows to have gone too far

Now Arquiett suing the American government and the drug agent Timothy Sinnagan for having created the profile and posted her private pictures public, without asking.

She also demands 250,000 dollars, about 1.5 million Norwegian kroner in compensation.

According to her lawyers should the agent have also posted a photo of her in just panties and bra, writing site.

The Department of Justice admitted that one of their agents had created the profile without asking Arquiett, the BBC, and that it was going too far.

According to the website should matter to court in New York next week.