[ENF] Real Life ENF In The News - Accidental Exposure - Forced Stripping - Humiliation etc.

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Detective Lorenz, a New York City Police Detective arrested plaintiff and charged her with possession of marijuana. After her arrest, plaintiff was separated from other arrestees and transported to various locations around the city for several hours by NYPD officers. During that time she was rear-handcuffed and seated in the back of a police car. According to plaintiff, no safety device was used to protect her from possible injury. At some point during her detention, plaintiff's shirt began to slip off her shoulder. She informed the officers of her situation and requested assistance to avoid humiliation and embarrassment. Plaintiff maintains that although acknowledging her situation and aware that because she was rear-handcuffed she could not help herself, the officers deliberately failed and refused to assist her. Shortly thereafter, plaintiff's shirt fell off her shoulder, leaving her breast fully exposed. Plaintiff was forced to remain in this state for approximately seven minutes in full public view before she was assisted.

http://ny.findacase.com/research/wfr...248.SNY.htm/qx

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Vineland police did not infringe on a local woman’s constitutional rights when they refused to let her get dressed while securing her bedroom in a 2010 raid, a federal court jury has found.

Tyisha Stratton had sued the City of Vineland, its police chief Tim Codispoti and former detective Gamaliel “Gami” Cruz in 2012, alleging Cruz and other officers violated her civil rights by making her wait topless while a search warrant was conducted in her home.

Officers, which included Cruz and detectives Paul Shadinger, Misael Candelario and Gary Mollik, then headed over to Najee’s second house — an apartment on East Park Avenue he shared with his wife — to search for any proceeds he may have made off drug sales.

At the apartment, the officers found Stratton partially nude with her breasts apparently exposed.

“(Stratton) began arguing with the officers while yelling and using obscene language and refused to comply with the officers’ orders to remain still,” Cruz’s attorneys stated in their trial memorandum.

The detectives executed a search warrant at the apartment and conducted a sweep of Stratton’s bedroom to ensure no one else was present, they said in their official report.

During that sweep, however, they refused to let Stratton cover up her exposed breasts. Cruz said the entire incident lasted about 30 seconds, a fact Stratton denied.

After the search, the officers then let Stratton put on a tank top, escorted her out of the bedroom and placed her on the living room couch while they searched the rest of her home, their report states.

In her testimony, Stratton described an incident that she claimed lasted 15 minutes and left her fearful and emotionally damaged.

In her version of events, Stratton said she heard a knock on her bedroom door and opened it to find 4 or 5 officers “with guns raised and flashlights out.”

After 15 minutes, Stratton said she was handcuffed and taken to her living room without being allowed to cover up her bare breasts.

Stratton said she was “extremely frightened” and urinated herself while being detained.

After police left the apartment, Stratton said one officer came back and “shoved” a search warrant in her face, saying, “There is your search warrant.”

Stratton claimed emotional distress in her civil suit, saying her sex life had been affected as a result of the raid and that she has lived in constant fear of police entering her home.

http://gonzotoday.com/2015/11/23/jer...ng-detainment/

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TORONTO — Despite a blood-alcohol level more than twice the legal limit, an Ontario judge has cleared a woman of drunk driving because, during her arrest, her breasts were exposed by a female police officer who unzipped her sweater in view of two male officers.

D’Andrade was arrested a little over a year ago, at 4:45 a.m., by police officers who noticed her swerving in her lane on Dixie Road, near Toronto’s main airport. They suspected impairment when they saw her stop at a red light “well beyond the crosswalk.”

“When the light turned green, she kept driving and swerving in her lane. The officers put on their emergency lights to pull her over,” the judge wrote. “Ms. D’Andrade switched lanes, went up on the curb with both tires, came down off of the curb and stopped.”

The first officer to speak to her noticed the smell of alcohol. She told him she had had one Smirnoff Ice. A female officer, identified as McClinchey, arrived within minutes with a breathalyzer, which D’Andrade failed. Later, at the police station, further tests would measure her blood-alcohol level at 161 and 166 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood, roughly double the legal limit of 80.

As she was being arrested, she “repeatedly” asked the police for a “break and to let her go,” saying she just broke up with a boyfriend and was “having a lot of issues.” She said she was a dental hygienist and helped people, the judge wrote.

It did not work. The male officer handcuffed her behind her back and presented her to McClinchey for a pat-down search, in preparation for taking her to the station where a more thorough search would be done.

D’Andrade was wearing black tights under knee-high boots, and a tight-fitting sweater, which McClinchey unzipped all the way down, disconnecting it at the bottom. She had assumed, wrongly, that there was a shirt underneath, and it took “several moments” to zip it back up, because it snagged. She had not asked D’Andrade if she could unzip her sweater, nor warned her she would. She said the two male officers “watched the whole thing,” and the judge found as fact they were about a metre away.

http://news.nationalpost.com/news/ca...s-were-exposed

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Police raid home, terrorize children, handcuff naked woman—and then realize it’s the wrong house

Diaz was handcuffed and naked, while her two young daughters huddled next to her, shaking with fear. A female officer conducted an invasive, full-body search on Diaz, even though she was already nude and not permitted to cover herself.

The whole raid “was terrorizing, and the worst thing I’ve ever been through in my life,” Diaz said of the incident. The cops who invaded her home “were loud, very vulgar, and disgusting in behavior.”

http://rare.us/story/police-raid-hom...e-wrong-house/