Posted on 05/23/2011 4:43:50 AM PDT by DaveTesla
TSA Patdowns At Santa Fe Prom
Video at link.
(Excerpt) Read more at koat.com ...
Amendment 4
The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches
and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or
affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be
searched, and the persons or things to be seized.
No TSA Agents At Prom Despite Court Ruling
Story posted 2011.05.22 at 04:53 PM MDT
There were no TSA agents patting down students at the Santa Fe High School prom on Saturday night, despite a federal judge's ruling that there had to be.
This is after two sisters from another Santa Fe district high school said they were groped at a recent dance.
A Federal judge ruled on Friday that TSA certified personnel must now supervise district pat downs, like those at dances or graduations.
“With it being late Friday afternoon, there just wasn't time to achieve that,” Santa Fe superintendent Bobbie Gutierrez said.
Gutierrez said instead of TSA agents, the court is allowing Santa Fe High School to use state police for the prom.
“They didn't touch me personally, just had me pull out my phone, all my personal items,” student Timothy Velasquez said.
The Herrera sisters, who said they were violated at a recent Capital High School prom, filed a case against the Santa Fe Public Schools.
It’s time for the parents to take action against these gestapo tactics - we are not NAZI Germany, despite what the national socialist democrats want.
This lets the TSA get into the genitalia of prime Americans
who are NO THREAT TO THE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA.
Is that not their directive?
It makes my blood boil...
This is not my America.
I didn’t see any text at the link and the video won’t work for me.
Did school officials invite the TSA?
(must be a tough school. My highschool was so tough it was called “Our Lady of Shrapnel”)
What sort of public transportation is needed at a prom that would strike national safety concerns?
The link works for me.
A Federal judge ruled on Friday that TSA certified personnel must now supervise district pat downs, like those at dances or graduations.
Read more...
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2723248/posts?page=1
TSA To Help With 2 School Searches (NM-Ordered by federal judge)
SANTA FE — A federal judge has ordered the Santa Fe Public Schools to hire officers from the Transportation Security Administration — which provides airport security — to supervise searches of students at the Santa Fe High School prom today and at the coming Capital High School graduation. U.S. District Judge James O. Browning also directed that the searches must be “graduated,” with pat-downs only if reasonable grounds are established first.
http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2723248/posts?page=1
It is this administration that should be held accountable. I hope the Republicans pound this issue and all other Constitution violations throughout the election cycle. I have no compassion for anything that might happen to these people from the fakir to the guy at the airport.
Bin Laden might be dead but Al-Qaeda has won.
Neither is the present occupant of the WH...
TSA has been training at a hazmat facility outside of Pueblo, Colorado.
They will be taking over security for trains, trucking, and basically any DOT issues.
They are quietly and quickly spreading their talons America. They ARE reminenscent of the brown shirts and nazis.
TSA is Obama’s “civilian security force” he talked about.
I just can’t understand the threat from children wearing corsages drinking iced tea. Maybe it is just me but I think they are looking at the wrong people. Are they doing this at mosques?
Incredible! We are apparently the terrorists. Land of the free? Riiiiight.
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