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"Doctor, come on, drop your panties! Make a face as if to take them off and then turn around." The story of the search that one of the young law students had to endure during the exam for the magistracy competition is incredible.
The complaint
The complaint appeared on January 26, 2018 at 6:51 p.m., on the Facebook profile of the aspiring magistrate, Cristiana Sani. "During the written exams for the magistracy competition, some female officers of the Penitentiary Police suddenly decide (without any evidence and indiscriminately) to lock one female candidate at a time in a corner of the bathroom and search her - writes Cristiana - The search requires taking off your shirt, loosening your bra, pulling down your pants. And pulling down your underwear."
The detailed story
An episode that, according to what the woman said, happened to her and other colleagues present. The complaint sparked indignation among colleagues, many of whom were taking part in the competition, but above all among women. In a comment following the post, Siani explains what happened in more detail: "I was in line for the women's bathroom," he explains. "Some prison officers arrived and invited the girls behind me to go to the outside bathrooms instead. The colleagues behind me refused, rightly so, because it was almost their turn and they had already waited 20 minutes in line (waiting in the bathroom means losing precious time for the written test). They explained very calmly that they didn't want to waste any more time waiting in another line."
Here the police would let themselves go with unexpected reactions. "The policeman (in addition to phrases like: 'I'll get you into trouble', 'Then I'll leave you my belt and gun and you do my job') goes to call two female police colleagues, who approach our line, saying: 'Don't they want to go outside because they're cold?! Leave them here so we can warm them up!'. And they start to search the girls in line one by one. Me included. At that moment I didn't understand what was happening, I didn't expect it, given that during the previous two days I hadn't had similar experiences".
And she continues: "I understand that there is a problem when a girl comes out of the bathroom crying. It's my turn and they tell me to stand in the corner (not in the bathroom, but in the corridor, with the two of them in front acting as a screen for me) for the search. They don't put their hands on me, to be honest - Sani writes again -. They make me pull up my shirt and tank top, front and back. They make me undo my bra. Then down with my pants. But the shocking thing was when they asked me to pull down my underwear. I was feeling ashamed as the worst of criminals and I pulled them down
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