Two bikini-clad women sue after they were subjected to body cavity search on the side of Texas hway

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[traumer]

Brandy Hamilton, 26, and Alexandria Randle, 24, say their civil rights were violated by the invasive search Texas Department of Public Safety trooper ordered the body cavity search because he smelled marijuana and allegedly found the end of a blunt The women say that the female trooper used the same glove to search inside both of them =============

Disturbing video shows two women in bikinis being subjected to body cavity searches on the side of a Texas highway after they were stopped returning from a weekend at the beach.

Brandy Hamilton, 26, and Alexandria Randle, 24, are suing the Texas Department of Public Safety and the sheriff of Brazoria County, Texas, where the stop occurred. Their lawyer alleges that the search was meant to humiliate them and was conducted without probable cause.

The female officer who performed the invasive search, which included sticking a finger in the women's vaginas, is accused of using the same pair of gloves to search both women. The entire 40-minute traffic stop was caught on the trooper's dashboard camera.

Attorney Allie R. Booker told MailOnline her client's case is startling similar to a July 2012 case in Dallas in which DPS trooper Kelly Helleson aggressively searched, Angel Dobbs and her niece, Ashley Dobbs - including giving them a body cavity search and not changing gloves between searching the two women.

[Dutchboy88]

"Your position -- "

This is an interesting remark. You claim to know my position, then you claim I am the one making it "personal". Claiming to know someone's mind is making it personal. Calling you names is making it personal. I did neither. You did the former, however.

"This is the end of my posts to you, in view that you cannot stop making it personal when you reply."

Sorry to hear you are quitting. But, before you go...look at the video. It was performed in a squad car, not on the side of the road. And, most of the squealing is for show, not genuine.

Just this morning on the radio I heard of a woman who hid a 25 cal. handgun (loaded with a chambered round) in her lady parts. When arrested, she kept asking to go to the bathroom. A female officer got suspicious and searched her and found the gun. Hmmm. I suppose it would have been better to let her just shoot the officers, take away the fathers and mothers, and preserve her "constitutional right" to hide a gun in her woo-woo (that is what the announcer called it, incidentally). Personally, this is the kind of thing which causes me to discount your nice-sounding, theoretical nonsense. The real world is out here. You are welcome to come down off the ivory tower and take a round or two yourself, before criticizing the men and women who stand in the gap.

[Fire_on_High]

Behaving in an orderly manner IS respectful and decent.