Airport staff 'exposed woman's breasts, laughed'

Airport staff 'exposed woman's breasts, laughed'

From: news.com.au November 18, 2010 8:27AM

A WOMAN is suing over an incident where airport staff allegedly pulled down her top and joked about her breasts in public view.
The 23-year-old traveller, from Amarillo, US, is suing the US Government for the emotional distressed she says the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents caused.

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The woman says she was singled out for "extended search procedures" while preparing to board a plane to Amarillo in May 2008.

“As the TSA agent was frisking plaintiff, the agent pulled the plaintiff’s blouse completely down, exposing plaintiffs’ breasts to everyone in the area,â€

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Lawyers for the US Government confirm that the woman went through secondary screening but deny airport staff acted inappropriately.

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The solution to this is

1. do not fly

2. require every government lawyer, government official, appointed or elected, who has authorized and/or condoned this strip searching by TSA to expose their entire bodies for the American Public to see every 6 months until this procedure is banned in the United States.

Period.

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Originally Posted by Judy

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Lawyers for the US Government confirm that the woman went through secondary screening but deny airport staff acted inappropriately.

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The solution to this is

1. do not fly

2. require every government lawyer, government official, appointed or elected, who has authorized and/or condoned this strip searching by TSA to expose their entire bodies for the American Public to see every 6 months until this procedure is banned in the United States.

Period.

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I've long suggested we the consumer fight our ruling class idiots via the pocketbook simply don't fly unless it's an emergency,we hold the power and it's money. We must stop this political correctness sickness and profile our enemies, searching old people and babies shows signs of a sick society.