Originally Posted by Bart
When there is an alarm on the hip and we see three rivets sewn into the fabric of the blue jeans, we cannot assume that as the reason for the alarm. We must make sure that there is nothing hidden underneath the clothing that may be made of metal with the visible rivets serving as a diversion. So we must pat down the area
If I am wearing jeans with a button fly and the metal buttons set off the alarm, do I have the right to demand that a female screener pat down the area?
Which, of course, leads to another question. If the female screener is attractive, while patting down the area she might discover a hard object under the buttons. What is the procedure after that?