this is real stuff here. it s scary. worry about getting beat up by other inmates. they try to make it as safe environment as possible, but you never know what s going to happen. we have accompanied these inmates and many others through one of the more discomforting aspects of intake. the strip search. our intake officer will take them one at a time back into a strip room, do a visual cavity search. search in all that, too? yes. they try to do it with a level of dignity and respect so as to not make the person uncomfortable. bend over, spread your butt cheeks. because utah receives a relatively small arrival on intake days, off kerrs can make the process more comfortable for
prosecuted for it in certain cases. so we re in this tricky spot where we have to increasingly rely on the anonymous sources inside government to understand what has been happening with these tension and turmoil inside the trump administration. but it s not new, also. that s right. they re creating a lohostili because of their attacking of leaks can that may make people more reluctant to come out. a senior official at hud or usually they will give that you on background. maybe they won t do that because they have the caine mutiny thing going on. is i guess sean spicer has the balls in his hand. are no cavity search yet. no but made them turn eeover their devices. fethere are new ways to communicate with sources. but i believe trust in media is low right now, we have to do a
officers are sort of holding back now, they re afraid to act. but then you still see these additional incidents around the country. one of them that i think a lot of people were particularly outraged by was a woman in texas who was subjected to a vaginal cavity search during a routine traffic stop. i want to play a little bit of sound of her talking about her experience. take a listen. my hands are already handcuffed behind me, you know, so she pulls my pants down, and then she tells me to bend over. so, you know, i kind of hesitated because i m like, bend over? and i just i bent over, and she proceeded to stick her fingers in me, and i popped up immediately and said, no, what are you doing? you can t do that to me. and she tells me, i can do what i want to do because it s a narcotics search. whether it s this case, the sandra bland case no. a body cavity search has to be done in the precinct after
the woman in the case of the vaginal cavity search even assert her right to say no to that kind of violation? i did a video called the 10 rules of dealing with the police and one of the things we learned is you can t be restrained, you have to be laid back, you have to be polite, you have to be cooperative. but cooperativeness has its limits. you don t have to give in to a body cavity search, you don t have to give in to not smoking your cigarette. police will change only when we put those la pel cameras on them so we can monitor everything they do. and that s right around the corner if we keep up the pressure. then we ll have real evidence and we won t have the swearing contests that the police always seem to win. well, i want to thank all of you. first of all, thank you to hector guzman. i appreciate you being here. up next, she is the mother of the 14-year-old boy who was shot seven times by police,
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