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Traveler Staci Reidinger told CBS 2’s Jay Dow she’s not happy about the Transportation Security Administration’s use of new full-body X-ray scanners. But citing privacy concerns she said it’s better than allowing a security agent put their hands on her.
“It’s not my religion, but there are many religions where a woman should not be touched by someone else other than their husband, and things like that. It’s not appropriate,” Reidinger said.
New, more intrusive full-body pat-downs are now mandatory for anyone who sets off a metal detector, or refuses to walk through the X-ray scanner, which produces revealing images of the naked body.
Originally posted by Alethea
reply to post by saltheart foamfollower
Please tell me what I can do to look more "suspicious". I wonder if one can go through the line twice?
The Transportation Security Administration has rolled out a new technique for frisking airline passengers. Now instead of a hard pat, travelers can expect a smooth gliding motion.
Have you had a date lately?,