Unwanted Attention
Dec 19, 2004 | 6:09 am
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Unwanted Attention
This came from the thread about handcuffing a 5-year old, but I believe that it is so profound that it needs its own thread:
SDF_Traveler, I would hope that your friend is reporting this unwanted attention immediately to an LEO first and then to the TSA, hopefully being able to immediately identify the person or persons in question, but still reporting it even if the person has left the area.
If any of you are encountering similar situations, please report them. The extension of humiliation beyond the screening area as a result of the TSA's actions, is almost even more reprehensible that the groping itself.
Lastly, she not only hates the groping with a passion and has driven on some shorter trips lately, but she has told me it draws unwanted attention from other screeners and male passengers alike.
If any of you are encountering similar situations, please report them. The extension of humiliation beyond the screening area as a result of the TSA's actions, is almost even more reprehensible that the groping itself.
