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Trygghetsbehandlingen skedde utan både lagligt stöd och kvinnans samtycke.
- Händelsen inträffade när kvinnan återvände till USA efter att ha besökt en god vän i Mexiko. Ett antal stämningar har nu kommit igång mot de inblandade statliga medarbetarna och s.k. läkare. Läs bl.a. ett utdrag ur en avslöjande stämningsansökan... (engelsk text)
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Videon undertill beskriver händelsen:
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Publicerad den 19 dec 2013
EL PASO, TX — An American woman was humiliated and sexually assaulted for hours when she tried to re-enter the United States at a checkpoint manned by U.S. border patrol agents. Suspecting she had drugs inside her orifices, the federal agents detained her, chained her to a table, and subjected her to a series of invasive and traumatic cavity searches, finger penetration, scans and X-rays... all without a warrant. She was
then billed for the "services."
then billed for the "services."
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Bloggens tidigare artiklar om 54-åringen:
http://undermattans.blogspot.se/2013/12/usa-ny-anal-visitering-i-timmar-med.html
http://undermattans.blogspot.se/2014/01/oskyldig-54-aring-tvingades-betala.html
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Woman's Lawsuit Alleges Horrifying Abuse By Border Officers, Including Cavity Searches And Forced Bowel Movements
***2014-03-06. huffingtonpost.com
Customs and Border Protection and a Texas hospital allegedly subjected a woman to repeated anal and vaginal cavity searches over a period of six hours without her consent and without a warrant, leaving her traumatized, according to a lawsuit filed in December.
The hospital then allegedly sent the woman a bill for more than $5,000 after she refused to sign a consent form.
The civil lawsuit against CBP and the University Medical Center of El Paso, where some of the cavity searches were performed, raises questions about what legal protections are available to people when crossing an increasingly militarized border.
"- Whether or not this reflects a pattern of practice [at CBP] is not yet clear," the woman's attorney, Laura Schauer Ives, told The Huffington Post. "But that the agents felt emboldened to do this, I think, is telling."
According to the complaint, which received renewed attention this past weekend after being featured on the public radio show "On the Media," the plaintiff is a 54-year-old woman from New Mexico who traveled to Ciudad Juárez in December 2012 to visit a close family friend who had been deported. The plaintiff, a U.S. citizen, asked the court to proceed anonymously due to the "highly personal and sensitive nature of the events."
When the woman returned to the United States through the port of entry at El Paso, Texas, border officials randomly selected her for further screening, the lawsuit says. While she was in line, a drug dog lunged at her, leading authorities to believe she was carrying drugs.
They then began a series of invasive cavity searches, the suit alleges. When those exams revealed nothing, authorities sent the plaintiff, referred to in the suit as "Jane Doe," to the University Medical Center of El Paso for more.
- According to the complaint in the civil lawsuit:
"Over the course of the next six hours, Defendants subjected Ms. Doe to a series of highly invasive searches, any one of which would have been humiliating and demeaning.
First, government agents stripped searched [sic] Ms. Doe and made a visual and manual inspection of her genitals and anus. Finding nothing, Defendants next subjected her to an observed bowel movement.
When that procedure yielded no evidence of drugs, Defendants X-rayed Ms. Doe. Having found nothing, Defendants next shackled Ms. Doe to an examining table and inserted a speculum into her vagina, performed a rectal exam on her, and conducted a bimanual cavity search of her vagina.
Still not satisfied, Defendants subjected Ms. Doe to a CT scan and again found no evidence of drugs.
Though Defendants conducted these searches against the will of Ms. Doe and without her consent, the Medical Center billed Ms. Doe more than $5,000.00 for its "services."
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54-åring våldtogs analt och vaginalt i sex timmar av USA-myndigheter - utdrag ur stämning
--Michigan Cop Speeds Through Red Light Killing Two, Gets Probation--
SvaraRaderaMars 11 2014 - Chris | InformationLiberation
When can you speed through a red-light, smash into another car killing two people, and get off with almost no punishment?
When you wear a magic costume and work for the government.
From Patch.com:
An Oakland County deputy has been sentenced to probation in an on-duty car crash in Pontiac last fall that claimed the lives of two men.
Dennis Alvis, 50, was sentenced to 18 months’ probation Wednesday in Waterford 51st District Court, the Detroit News reports. He also was ordered to serve 250 hours of community service and pay a $2,000 fine after he pleaded guilty to two counts of a moving violation causing death.
The charges were punishable by up to a year in prison.
James Greer, 24, and Joseph Lawton-Hooks, 25, who were best friends, died in the Nov. 1 crash.
Alvis was reportedly responding to assist other deputies and he sped through a red light at Cesar Chavez and Johnson in Pontiac at about 65 mph, colliding with a vehicle driven by the two victims who were proceeding through a green light at the intersection.
It was determined that Alvis had not activated his siren, though his lights were flashing. Another patrol car with both lights and siren activated was traveling behind Alvis.
Alvis, a 25-year police veteran, apologized to the families of both victims before he was sentenced. His attorney, Mitchell Ribitwer, said Alvis “wasn’t driving recklessly and he didn’t mean to hit him.”
“He feels horrible about what happened but it’s something that can’t be undone," the attorney said.
He didn't "mean to." Things happen. Go back to work to pay our salaries tax-slaves.
http://www.informationliberation.com/?id=46773