Las Vegas grandmother sues TSA after they ‘forced her to do a strip search and made her remove a common feminine hygiene product’ on Mother’s Day…(Ilegal’s Get On Scot Free!! Time To Start A New Country!!)
Rhonda Mengert had been traveling from the Tulsa International Airport on Mother’s Day when her hip implant caused the metal detector to sound off
Mengert – who has TSA Pre-check – informed agents that she had the implant but agreed to a pat down test
During the pat down, an agent found a ‘common feminine hygiene product that Mengert was wearing underneath her clothing’
The agent then tested her gloves and found no explosive residue on them – as per protocol – but informed Mengert that she had to undergo more test
In a private room, the agent and another forced Mengert to strip out of her pants and underwear so that they could determine that she didn’t have anything
Mengert’s lawyer state that the woman suffered emotional distress during and after the event
The complaint states that the grandmother routinely travels for work and experiences trauma associated to the event regularly
She is requesting a trial by jury and is seeking a undetermined amount in damages
By MATTHEW WRIGHT
DAILYMAIL.COM
8 June 2019
A Las Vegas grandmother is suing the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) after they made her strip and remove a ‘common feminine hygiene product’ before her flight back home.
Rhonda Mengert had been traveling from the Tulsa International Airport on Mother’s Day when her hip implant caused the metal detector to sound off, according to a case complaint.
Mengert – who has TSA Pre-check – informed agents that she had the implant but agreed to a pat down test.
The agent then tested her gloves and found no explosive residue on them – as per protocol – but informed Mengert that she would need to undergo additional search.
A screener and another agent – the two defendants in the case – instructed Mengert to go into a private room so that they could ‘clear the area.’
She was then allegedly told to remove her pants and underwear and to then remove the product for ‘visual inspection.’
Initially refusing, Mengert eventually complied and removed her garments while exposing her genitals to the agents.
After she ‘satisfied the screeners request’ and proved that she wasn’t carrying any prohibited items, Mengert had to ask four times if she could leave before she was allowed.
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