He was searched, patted down, and released within five minutes.
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The women were even patted down and walked through a metal detector.
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I tugged on my pilly cardigan and patted down my frizzy bangs.
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You're patted down briefly, but that's no problem, you've got this on lockdown.
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He patted down his pockets: wallet, house key, the little vial of pills.
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If this happened in New York City, you don't get patted down going into the subway.
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A big banner read: "Use environmentally friendly bags" as officials searched luggage and patted down entrants.
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Lewis says he was immediately placed in handcuffs, searched and patted down -- for essentially no reason.
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And the worst part is, that at the checkpoint in Jamaica, they patted down my baby's diaper.
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I was ordered to squat, and my body was patted down to ensure I was not concealing contraband.
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A crowd gathered outside the building and, one by one, people were frisked and patted down by officers.
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Another reason is that you have to get patted down now, and I just refuse to go through that.
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They rummaged through receipts and cash tucked into wallets, opened sunglasses cases, and patted down armpits, backs and ankles.
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Security personnel allegedly summoned two county sheriff's deputies, who patted down DelReal's legs and torso looking for a cellphone.
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Scores pass through the island each day, their diapers sniffed for drugs and their onesies patted down for contraband.
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After her refusal to be patted down by a male officer, TSA agents said she couldn't board her flight.
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The crew were adjusting the wooden walls of the prison room where Annalise would be patted down and fingerprinted.
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Transgender women may be patted down by male officers and detained in male cells without consideration for their safety.
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I enjoy being on the plane but not being patted down between the legs and then asked for a selfie.
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When officers patted down Adam ... we're told they found the baggie of blow, and hit him with another misdemeanor charge.
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A black lawyer was patted down by guards at a courthouse, even though his white colleagues entered without a search.
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Within two minutes of being pulled over, Mr. Martinez-Samano was handcuffed, patted down and stowed in a back seat.
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As Mr. Vega patted down and shook out his jacket, pretending to look for Hugo's fix, she bent over laughing.
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We got video as a bunch of hungry customers waiting in line to get wanded and patted down by Secret Service.
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One officer wrote Bijan was patted down and nothing was found, while another said no weapons were seen in the vehicle.
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I.P. entrance to the venue did so without being searched, patted down or being required to go through a metal detector.
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Prosecutors said Mr. Smith's account had many inconsistencies, including about the struggle that broke out after he patted down Mr. Gunn.
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Stressed, scanned, patted down, and crammed in, airline passengers seem to be research subjects in some kind of grand experiment in humiliation.
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Students were made to walk with their hands up before kneeling down and and being patted down by police for possible weapons.
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He was so patriotic that he often insisted on being patted down two or three times in a row, faster each time.
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After they did, his feet and bag were searched and swabbed, he was told to remove a sweatshirt and he was patted down.
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I have to be patted down at airport security every time I come back from a trip with a cooler full of milk.
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Mr. Denmark, who is married to Dr. Denmark, has been patted down at courthouses where white colleagues walked in without a search, he said.
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Airlines on Sunday were restricted to one or two flights a day, and Transportation Security Administration workers manually inspected bags and patted down passengers.
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One student, identified in the lawsuit only by the initials J.E., was patted down from his chest to his ankles, according to the complaint.
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He was also patted down and handcuffed as K9 officers were let into his vehicle in an attempt to find drugs, the suit alleges.
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Mr Morrow, a political consultant, was patted down by the security detail of Kathleen Kane, the attorney-general of Pennsylvania, before they met for lunch.
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Law enforcement sources tell us the "Beverly Hills Cop" star was being patted down and for unknown reasons was giving TSA agents a hard time.
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He adjusted his tie and patted down his freshly cut hair in front of Imadeya, a premium liquor store on the basement floor of the mall.
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After patrons signed the releases, they were patted down by a gruff security officer and led into a cavernous room drenched in red light and velvet.
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Dykstra claimed he didn&apost have a gun when he was being patted down by officers, though officers did find drugs, according to My Central Jersey.
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Cops challenge that notion, alleging that the Wallaces patted down their guests for weapons, which police believe to be evidence the family was anticipating possible gang violence.
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"For example, I was getting on the plane to do the Star Wars press tour, I'd be stopped for a second time, patted down, searched," he explained.
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Oftentimes, I have walked through a scanner and the machine picks up the metal in my bra hooks, and then I have to be unnecessarily patted down.
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Travelers who need to be patted down or have their carry-on bag searched can ask the T.S.A. officer to change gloves before they perform that task.
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The photograph on the right was actually taken when we would take our Panther kids to the courthouse where they would get patted down by the security there.
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Since January, officers have recorded 20,908 instances in which they stopped, patted down and questioned people for suspicious behavior, compared with 157,346 in the same period last year.
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About two hours after the alert, people began evacuating from inside the center, walking out with their hands in the air as they were patted down by officers.
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Once off the Ruby Princess, where Mr. Morton had led a workshop called "From Fascism to Freedom," they were separated, patted down and asked what medications they took.
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Dr. Dre got cuffed and patted down by Sheriff's deputies outside his Malibu home after an alleged road rage dispute over a guy blocking his driveway ... TMZ has learned.
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And in Brooklyn, a plainclothes officer pinned an 18-year-old up against a lamp post, his forearm choking off the teenager's air supply while he was patted down.
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"The officer patted down both of them, then asked my 17 year old … to empty his pockets," Lorraine wrote, although she was not present at the time of the incident.
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Passengers are typically patted down if they set off security scanners, are selected for more advanced screening or choose not to go through the body scanning technology commonplace at TSA checkpoints.
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Behind it was a second armed man who patted down the producer and then directed him to a nearby table where a 20-something woman began asking a barrage of questions.
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After clearing security at the airport, did you remove from the bin your belt, your loose change, the necklace that initially set off the alarm and resulted in your having to step aside to be patted down, your laptop, your folding umbrella, your empty thermos, your jacket, your sweater, your beret, your purse, and the brooch that may have contributed to the necklace's having set off the alarm that subsequently resulted in your being patted down, forgetting one shoe?
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Even as numerous employees confirming that he had not stolen anything, my mother and I watched as John was patted down in a full body search in the front of the store.
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Photos by Lanee Bird "What's in the bottle?" asked a security guard suspiciously as he patted down my pockets for drugs or weapons, taking a sniff of my bottle of flavored seltzer.
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They then told Butler that he was being held for resisting arrest, and he was allegedly escorted to a squad car, patted down, searched, and left inside the car for several minutes.
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On Wednesday, Israel protested what it called Turkey's "unbecoming treatment" of its expelled ambassador, after the envoy was shown on Turkish media being patted down by airport security in Istanbul in public view.
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One day, is it going to be "OK, no problem, pass on by," but then the next day is, "I'm sorry, but I need to see ID," and then we get patted down?
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"For example, I was getting on the plane to do the Star Wars press tour, I'd be stopped for a second time, patted down, searched," Ahmed explained during an interview with Sunday Today.
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Washington (CNN)A 10-year-old girl's father is crying foul over Transportation Security Administration procedures after a security officer patted down his daughter for nearly two minutes during an airport security check.
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Every one of the 700 or so people who went through the entrance had his or her bag thoroughly searched and was patted down, perhaps even more thoroughly, by a line of guards.
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A few ostensibly fancier plates, derived in part from Ms. Pellew-Whyte's training at culinary school, include a rib-eye steak patted down with espresso powder and brought to a seethe on the grill.
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Maria says she and her fiancé were both patted down on the night of the shooting, but adds that it was a loose and quick affair that would have been easy enough to sneak something through.
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Ritchard Blake shot and wounded a man who had confronted him amid a dispute over a woman they both knew, the sergeant patted down the man's pockets as if looking for a weapon, surveillance footage shows.
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Black and hispanic Americans are more likely to endure police brutality — like being roughly patted down, grabbed, handcuffed, struck with a baton or pressed up against a wall — than whites are, a new study has found.
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Jeanne Clarkson told CBS News that she was furious that her mother, who is seen in the video being patted down by TSA agents in her chair with a metal detector, was treated in such a manner.
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Livestock nibbled the valley grasses down to playable height, rabbit's warrens were patted down and puttable, and where the sheep laid into hillsides and wore the grass down to its sandy bottom, golf's first bunkers were born.
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This year, there were thousands of revelers at Grand Army Plaza being herded like cattle into airport-style security checkpoints, where they were patted down for drugs and alcohol and subjected to metal detection for guns and weapons.
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Visitors to the STU are greeted and patted down by Department of Corrections (DOC) prison guards, then led through a series of locked doors and past a 258-foot-high chain-link fence that borders the outdoor recreation area.
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In a lawsuit he's filed against Brown, Elms says the nightclub was well aware of the singer's gang affiliation, and as a result it should have patted down every single person entering that night ... including celebs and their crews.
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According to the police report obtained by TMZ Sports, Jackson was being patted down by security on his way into the bar when they found a loaded Glock 9mm handgun inside of a purse-like bag around his neck.
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And Brull-Lopez said in his statement to police that he was able to get his handgun and spare clip into the club because he was neither patted down nor checked with a metal detector wand, as other patrons were.
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Still, it is but a shadow of the next pho on the list, the same broth transmuted by brisket patted down with five-spice and left to settle overnight, then smoked over wood chips and star anise for six hours.
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Or nubs of beef knuckle, roasted and patted down with suya spice, a blend of ground ginger, cayenne and crushed kuli-kuli — groundnut paste squeezed until the oil runs out, then crisped into hard cakes, a kind of earthy concentrate.
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Best of all: patted down with cracked wheat bran, slapped on a hot griddle until both sides are black and glittering, then thrust into water — quenched like a newly forged sword — with a swirl of cumin, lemon and crushed pepper.
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He serves his curry straight or amped up into a near chili, which is stuffed in a brioche bun and topped by a hot dog that's been patted down with panko and deep-fried so it suggests a hard-shell taco.
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Three other TSA officers then came into the room, and even though TSA protocol is to be patted down by an officer of the same gender, Olivia said that a supervisor informed her a male officer would have to pat her down.
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Giuliani's impact on nightlife is still strongly felt every time you see a roped off bottle service table, are patted down and told to be quiet outside a bar, or have to pay for a $15 Uber to get to a far-flung dance club.
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Nubs of beef might be simmered with turmeric, ginger and garlic, to deliver a gentle, lulling warmth, or patted down with awaze, a paste of berbere swirled with tej (Ethiopian honey wine) and tossed swiftly in a pan, barely long enough to soften the edge of heat.
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On Saturday evening outside Webster Hall in Manhattan, a young crowd buzzed expectantly amid a heavy police presence, including as many as 10 squad cars, while bouncers with security wands diligently patted down all those who entered for the sold-out hip-hop dance party known as HennyPalooza.
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Almost every time he tried to leave the facility during this period, Lawrence sounded the metal detectors and was patted down by a security guard—a routine typically reserved only for employees who had metal implants or surgical devices that would give the body scanners a false alarm.
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Their absence became a security issue during the operation to retake Mosul: While soldiers in the unit I was embedded with typically patted down the men coming from Islamic State-controlled neighborhoods and checked them for weapons or explosives as they surrendered, the soldiers were not willing to touch the women.
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But you could happily build a meal entirely of snacks — steamed white radish cake, bronzed in a pan and wearing tatters of egg; pork patted down with crushed cilantro roots, earthier than the stems, and thrust on skewers in overlapping formation to keep the juices from fleeing; a papaya salad as refreshing as an inferno can be.
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Washington Post reporter Jose A. DelReal late Wednesday was patted down by police and barred from entering a campaign rally for GOP vice presidential nominee Mike PenceMichael (Mike) Richard PenceFEC chair calls on Trump to provide evidence of NH voter fraud Five years after Yazidi genocide, US warns ISIS is rebounding Log Cabin Republicans endorse Trump MORE, his newspaper said Thursday.
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A traveler's mohawk zigzags in a riot of colors; a chubby woman pushes a cart, her skin a vibrant neon purple; two bodies, black and brown, are patted down by airport security in a corner — a pleasurable patchwork of texture and color presses against a discomforting realization that the War on Terror has deadly serious consequences for those targeted as threats to national security.
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Outside, she is patted down and bundled into an IDF military vehicle. Erin secretly sends text from her phone while she is driven away.
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Attendants could expect to be searched and patted down upon entry to the festival for illegal substances and alcohol. In the actual festival area, attendants could find vendors for food and drinks. Other vendors sold accessories, clothing, and assorted miscellaneous items. There were carnival rides and carnival games for those who were interested.
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Cooking fuel in rural India is prepared from a wet mix of dried grass, fuelwood pieces, hay, leaves and mostly cow/livestock dung. This mix is patted down into disc-shaped cakes, dried, and then used as fuel in stoves. When it burns, it produces smoke and numerous indoor air pollutants at concentrations 5 times higher than coal.
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J.J. tells her he loves her but just cannot commit for the time being. Diablo and his crew of men chase a car down with a white driver. His car flips over, and they proceed to take a bag from his car. They meet up at a house and go upstairs to question a white man (the same one that was patted down earlier).
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Finley and Wrigley were joined by Olsen and White. Finley testified that Morgan complied with an order to put his hands on the van, but then began to struggle while being patted down. Finley describes an extended gunfight, during which Morgan fired at the officers from the ground. He explains the bullets in Morgan's back by saying that the officers were spread out, and so when Morgan stood up, he had to turn all around to shoot at them.
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Chow is patted down, but manages to distract them from the tape recorder. Fu is satisfied with the sample gun and instructs Chow to meet him again in two days at noon to buy additional guns and ammunition. The next day Chow meets with Lau and asks him for additional weapons. Lau needs time to get them, but assures Chow he will deposit them two hours before the arranged handover to Fu in the bowling alley.
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Foreign Policy magazine reported that virtually anyone with a Common Access Card (C.A.C.), provided to government contractors, civilian Defense Department employees, and soldiers, can enter many military facilities "without being patted down or made to go through a metal detector". The shooter had a Secret-level security clearance and a C.A.C. allowing him to enter the Navy Yard. Conservative commentators including Alex Jones, Ted Nugent, and others suggested that "gun-free zones" on military bases were to blame for the massacre.
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He is patted down by a police officer who doesn't find anything on him and leads him toward the door to release him. On the way out, he bumps into Sergeant Dobson, an old friend of Crow's late police officer father. Sergeant Dobson expresses sorrow that Crow is using drugs and tells Crow that his mother, who hasn't seen him since Crow's father's funeral, is worried about him. He also shares that his own son died of a heroin overdose.
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McFadden watched the pair repeat this routine about a dozen times, then a third man joined them and the three walked up the street together toward the store. McFadden suspected that the men were "casing" the store in preparation for robbing it, so he followed and confronted them. He asked the men's names, and they gave noncommittal mumbling answers. McFadden then grabbed the two men, spun them around, patted down their exterior clothing, and discovered that they both had pistols in their jacket pockets.
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Officer Lang observed that Drayton and Brown were wearing "heavy jackets and baggy pants", despite warm weather that day. Lang suspected Brown and Drayton might have been using their baggy clothing to conceal weapons or drugs, so he asked Brown, "[d]o you mind if I check your person?" Brown responded, "[s]ure", leaned up in his seat, removed a cellular phone from his pocket, and opened his jacket. Lang patted down the outside of his clothing and felt small packages "similar to drug packages detected on other occasions".
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Bailey, the Second Circuit court found the officers' original stop to be constitutional, but ruled that the events which transpired after handcuffing took place fell outside the realm of a constitutional Terry stop. This results from both suspects having already been patted down and deemed unarmed. At which point, the officers had no authority to handcuff either of these men, as they were already proven to be non-threatening. In both cases, the Second Circuit court made the determination that the use of handcuffs converted these stops into arrests, and were grounds for Miranda.
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Ben Foster was given little chance with that effort and perhaps should not have been given any with a Cazorla shot moments later. But the England World Cup hopeful was on his toes to push away the Spaniard's effort as it headed for the bottom corner. Arsenal went close once more, after the break, when Lukas Podolski mis-hit a half-volley from 10 yards that bounced off the post and into the arms of Foster. West Brom's best effort in the game came from Graham Dorrans, but his 25-yard shot was patted down by Wojciech Szczęsny.
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The detectives review the camera of the mechanic entering the building and sees he had a bag with him, which he no longer has on the elevator with him. Searching the lobby, they head to the bathroom and find the bag hidden under the sink filled with tools, making him more of a suspect. Meanwhile, in the elevator, the soldier wants everyone to trust each other by volunteering to a pat down, the soldier and Ben are patted down, before Bowden tells them to keep their hands to themselves. Sarah and Ben become close while singling out the soldier.
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Passengers can decline scanning and be screened via a metal detector and patted down. Three security scanners using millimeter waves were put into use at Schiphol Airport in Amsterdam on 15 May 2007, with more expected to be installed later. The passenger's head is masked from the view of the security personnel. According to Farran Technologies, a manufacturer of one model of the millimeter wave scanner, the technology exists to extend the search area to as far as 50 meters beyond the scanning area which would allow security workers to scan a large number of people without their awareness that they are being scanned.
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John W. Whitehead said of the matter, "Forcing Americans to undergo a virtual strip search as a matter of course in reporting to work or boarding an airplane when there is no suspicion of wrongdoing is a grotesque violation of our civil liberties." The next month the Rutherford Institute filed another lawsuit on the behalf of three passengers who took issue with the TSA screening procedures: a 12-year-old girl placed in a body scanner without parental consent, a man who was subjected to an invasive pat down in his genital area due to an abnormality caused by a childhood injury, and a woman who had undergone a mastectomy and was required to be patted down in her breast area. In 2010, Whitehead sent a letter to Ken Cuccinelli, the Attorney General of Virginia, decrying his legal opinion that school officials could seize and search student cellphones and laptop computers upon suspicion that a student had broken school rules or the law. In 2011, the group filed a friend of the court brief in the case U.S. v.
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