Police subject women to roadside cavity searches

Misfit

Lawful neutral
http://rt.com/usa/news/texas-women-roadside-cavity-422/

Two Texan women have filed a lawsuit for being subjected to embarrassing ‘roadside body cavity searches’ by state troopers who searched their genital regions.

The women were stopped by a trooper for throwing a cigarette butt out of their car window, which is prohibited under the Texas Health & Safety Code that outlaws littering. Angel Dobbs, 38, and her niece Ashley Dobbs, 24, were stopped by a trooper on State Highway 161 and forced to exit their vehicles. Trooper David Farrell then began to question the women about marijuana, proceeding to search the car and then calling his female colleague Kelley Helleson to the scene to search the women’s bodies.
 

MMM_donuts

New Member
The video shows Helleson using her fingers to search the anuses and vaginas of the women. The trooper used the same latex glove to touch the genitals of both women, while conducting the search on the side of the road in full view of the passing vehicles.
:faint:
 

Chris0nllyn

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Maybe you could tell us all how this story is bs, and the cops did everything by the book?
 

bcp

In My Opinion
What I think is going on is that law enforcement is under orders to start doing this type of thing to get people used to the idea of total government control.

I bet if they were black women, the turd chunk in the whitehouse would have already made comments about if that was his wife.
(of course if it was his wife I think it would have requried a Veterinarian to do the search.)
 

itsrequired

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Maybe you could tell us all how this story is bs, and the cops did everything by the book?
Why would I defend this? It is clearly inappropriate for the officer to search someone who is not under arrest in that manner. Unlike you, I can tell when police are doing something wrong and be objective about their actions.
 

Chris0nllyn

Well-Known Member
Why would I defend this? It is clearly inappropriate for the officer to search someone who is not under arrest in that manner. Unlike you, I can tell when police are doing something wrong and be objective about their actions.
Remember the officer who shot the dog? He was in the right, according to you.
 

itsrequired

New Member
Remember the officer who shot the dog? He was in the right, according to you.
Police work is inherently dangerous. Dogs are shot many times by police. If you want me to remember each time you have falsely accused police officers of doing something wrong, I can’t. You have cried wolf far too many times.
 

gary_webb

Damned glad to meet you
This is surreal. If the cop was so positive they had drugs he should have placed them under arrest and had this done at the police station. There is no excuse for this, these supposed 'officers' are guilty of sexual assault at minimum.
 
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