She was arrested for facial recognition after confusing her with a drug dealer.

"It looked like a woman who had a warrant for arrest. When they show me the names, she got my ID number. The strange thing is that they called me because it seemed to me and not because they had the same document, "the victim told minuuno.com.

The incident made him late at the law firm where he works. "I told my boss what had happened," says the one who told his adventures on Twitter and exceeded 1,500 interactions. The case has attracted the attention of the city Ombudsman. From the agency, they contacted her.

"I lost my document a while ago and it worries me. It does not leave me any security. Monday I will go see one of the lawyers of the buffet for which I work with RENAPER in order to check what happened.", Anticipates who, however, states that police personnel treated him kindly.

The facial recognition system works with Russian software called Danaide, which badyzes the biometrics of citizens' faces and compares them to the records of the 46,721 wanted people in the National Rebels and Cultures System. (CONARC), that depends on the ministry of justice and human rights of the nation. This file is constantly updated and when a person is arrested or the court order is ineffective, his profile is removed from the registry. In this case, there was a clear and serious mistake.

"They said that it was necessary in 90% of the cases, but that it was not the case in 10% of the cases," concludes Cecilia who, after signing two witnesses, continued his tasks without forgetting the fear and annoyance caused by the mistake.