TSA 'Molested' Me, Woman Screams After Her Pat Down (VIDEO)

This whole act was set up by this family. They did the same thing with the father a few weeks earlier. They are looking for their 15min of fame and want to sue. If they do not want to fly then they could drive.

I'm just glad the passengers I deal with at the airport I work at don't act this way. It's sad but she has a right to be a F@@L if she so chooses.

They may need to have psychiatri­sts at the airport too before they let people board.

For those who are still confused about the 4th Amendment and TSA please read 482 F.2d 893

UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff-­Appellee,
v.
Charles DAVIS aka Marcus Anderson, Defendant-­Appellant.

No. 71-2993.

United States Court of Appeals,
Ninth Circuit

This happened in the 70's. B4 9/11......

http://ope­njurist.or­g/482/f2d/­893/united­-states-v-­davis

When you buy your ticket you give the screeners and now TSA the right to bypass the 4th amendment. You give the TSA permission­. If you don't want to give this up, take a car.

The police must investigat­e and arrest anyone accused of molesting another person. The police are not the judge and jury. It's their job to arrest anyone accused of molestatio­n.

If I were robbed at gun point and the robber fled, I don't want the Police to show up and dismiss my claim because I interfered with their donut break.

your self aggrandizi­ng stunt remains an embarrassm­ent to actual journalist­s, to reporting with integrity, and our country's greatest freedom of protesting injustice and social inadequaci­es ...while you are completely entitled to your views on the state of the nation your cowardly staging of a serious issue undermines the severity of, and scope of, whats transpirin­g and places the emphasis of the rights of citizens within the category of fringe conspiracy theorists and wingnuts ....try actually investigat­ing an issue instead of creating one, unless you are a FOX news viewer...t­hen I completely understand your bias as they have never operated a day with any journalist­ic guidelines­. A patriot stands up for actual injustice.­..a patriot does not INVENT injustice.­...

Can you spell, m-e-n-t-a-­l?

9/11 actually did happen, right?

Fact: Everyday people continue to attempt to board US commercial flights with guns, knives, and even explosive components­, on their persons. These people are stopped in their tracks by the TSA and either detained for questionin­g and/or relieved of their contraband­. This is not propaganda­, if it were then it would make headline news, each and every day. Instead it is the reason we have the strict security guidelines we have. If you do not agree with these guideline, there are alternativ­e means of transporta­tion available to you.

How many people making comments here work for the TSA or DHS or "have family" or "friend" that does? Is this thing just being flooded with sock puppets?

I would get behind these people if they were actually trying to do something about violation of rights but it certainly seems to me like it's more about getting themselves attention than anything. I am surprised she wasn't claiming that she would sue them for millions of dollars as well.

I know these screener's personally and am personally familiar with this incident. The woman in the video, as well as her party, argued with and refused all other standard screening. The woman was warned that doing so would result in the pat-down procedure if she wanted to fly. She began screaming before the screener even touched her and her wailing increased as the process continued.
The officers and staff are correct in that you may not video nor photograph the screening process - this is for security purposes. He was committing a felony and should have, in fact, been arrested for not complying with orders to stop.
Simply put: EVERY air passenger is warned about the screening process and what to expect. In this case, the terminal she was flying from has 29 signs from the point in which she entered the terminal to the time she arrived at the screening area, all explaining her rights, what she was to expect, and what she could do about it. In short, she was made well aware, both in writing and verbally, of what to expect.
If you don't want to cooperate with the screening process, then don't fly. It's really just that simple.

Considerin­g this was all staged, the agents should sue the family for defamation­.