TSA Forces Woman To Use Naked Body Scanner Three Times Because of “Cute” Figure

| February 14, 2012 | 5 Comments
TSA Forces Woman To Use Naked Body Scanner Three Times Because of “Cute” Figure

Female passengers say they are being targeted by TSA screeners for sexual harassment, with one Texas woman being forced to pass through a naked body scanner three times so chuckling male TSA workers in a back room could get a good look at her “cute” figure.

The incident occurred at DFW International Airport earlier this month. Wife and mother Ellen Terrell was asked by a female TSA screener “Do you play tennis?” When Terrell asked why, the screener responded, “You just have such a cute figure.”

Terrell was then told to go through the naked body scanner not once but a second time. She then heard the TSA screener talking into her microphone saying, “Come on guys, alright, alright, one more time.”

After Terrell was forced to undergo a third blast of radiation from the body scanner, the male TSA agents in the back room who were obviously enjoying the show tried to send her through yet again to see more images of her naked body.

“Guys, it is not blurry, I’m letting her go. Come on out,” the female TSA screener said, finally ending the ordeal.

An investigation by CBS 11 News has prompted New York Senator Charles Schumer to introduce legislation that will mandate the TSA provide “passenger advocates” who will be on duty at all times to respond to complaints at every airport in the country.

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  1. Marty Schweyer says:

    What a sick world we live in when our security people are actually, more sick and dangerous than what or who we are being protected from !
    Instead of putting all your energy into this kind of smut maybe there is some “GOOD NEWS TO REPORT” ?

  2. Rick says:

    Sure, add more personnel to screen the screeners and expect positive results. When will people wake up… run these people out of our country once and for all!

  3. David J AOR says:

    Reminds me of the adage “Who watches the watchers?” I simply do not fly anymore. It is not worth the hassle or the indignity in my opinion. I understand some must do so for work but I have no doubt that if the majority of people who do not have to fly because of work decided to use other means of transportation for one month all of this foolishness would stop or the airlines would all be bankrupt. Besides road trips on an old Harley are always better than flying.

  4. Editor says:

    Totally agree David, I now refuse to fly to Vinland which is a real shame as I used to visit friends there but we have to make a stand where we can for what we believe in.

  5. David J AOR says:

    Well you should think about maybe sailing here. I think that would be pretty cool. Of course it would take longer to get here and home again but that’s not always a bad thing. Slowing down is something we don’t do often enough. My in laws took a train to Montana last year and they loved it. So I have another thing on my list of things to do lol. I hope to visit Scotland & Ireland where my family is from and then Germany and Norway which is where my wife’s family is from.

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