13-Year Old Girl, Strip Searched ; For what ?

SyphonX

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A thirteen year old girl was strip searched in Arizona's Safford Middle School until she was completely nude. The parent was never contacted and the search was conducted immediately on-the-spot in one of the school's offices.

What would have been so dire as to require an explicit strip search of a child? What possession instituted an immediate search? A weapon you could assume, perhaps a dangerous illicit narcotic of the sort?

Ibuprofen, otherwise known as Motrin.

Again, the parent was never informed by any staff and only found out until the child told her when she was picked up by her mother later that day.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/US/04/19/scotus.strip.search/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqB5qVzI888

It is currently being taken to the Supreme Court where they will ACTUALLY DISCUSS whether or not it was warranted. Really? This requires a discussion in the supreme court when it's a clear violation of the 4th Amendment of the Constitution. For Ibuprofen of all things. This puts the matter in very dangerous territory, because if the ruling somehow passes as the search being acceptable then it will deem it perfectly acceptable in the future for all time until it is brought to the supreme court again, which would never happen. Completely allowing any school nearly just ground to strip search your child, your young brother or sister, niece.. think about this.

This is something you would expect in the most corrupt and disturbing fascist states in history. The mere notion that the act is going to be discussed from being right or wrong in the supreme court sickens me. Though it really doesn't fucking surprise me anymore.
 

TheTygerfire

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Was it even done by a woman police officer? If not that could also warrant a sexual assualt/abuse case.
 

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SyphonX said:
This is something you would expect in the most corrupt and disturbing fascist states in history. The mere notion that the act is going to be discussed from being right or wrong in the supreme court sickens me. Though it really doesn't fucking surprise me anymore.
Here, here. America, the beautiful.
 

Damien the Pigeon

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I don't think that schools should have the right to do stuff like this (assuming they actually do). It's definitely a violation of privacy. If stuff like this needs to be done, it shouldn't be a random "on the spot" thing. There should be a real concern and cause for suspicion (like another student says that they saw another selling drugs, etc.).
 

mikemart

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i read the article and thats just insane.

Seriously now?
just for pills?

If the supreme court doesnt see this wrong i dont know what they wont find wrong
 

the_hessian

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Maybe they saw the pack, thought it could have been something like extacey, or some other pill based drug, asked if she had anything, but then to go as far as strip searching her, I mean they would have had to get the police involved to do that surely, not just a teacher, or even a school security guard. If nothing else the school should issue a public and unreserved apology over the situation, but to be honest that is just... sick.. messed up. I hope they sue.

...and I'm against sueing people, for just about anything, but that's rediculous.
 

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Wow. Thats sick. Did she say she didn't want to be strip searched? Did they hold her down? Was she forced in any way?
 

SyphonX

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TheTygerfire said:
Was it even done by a woman police officer? If not that could also warrant a sexual assualt/abuse case.
Nor authorities or guardians were informed. It was conducted by school staff, a female assistant and a school-nurse I do believe. It is disturbing regardless of gender, but if it were males that searched her, yes it would have been disgusting.
 

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I think it's ridiculous that this case got to the Supreme Court. I think it's ridiculous that the school contested it in the first place.
 

TheTygerfire

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SyphonX said:
TheTygerfire said:
Was it even done by a woman police officer? If not that could also warrant a sexual assualt/abuse case.
Nor authorities or guardians were informed. It was conducted by school staff, a female assistant and a school-nurse I do believe. It is disturbing regardless of gender, but if it were males that searched her, yes it would have been disgusting.
Regardless of what sex they were last time I heard only officers of the law were allowed to strip search.
 

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Wait... Hang on... They...

WHAT IN THE NAME OF HELL!?

That's wrong on every level, not only to not inform the parent but a full strip search on a thirteen year old girl? That's wrong on a level I can't even describe, I honestly have no words.
 

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SyphonX said:
TheTygerfire said:
Was it even done by a woman police officer? If not that could also warrant a sexual assualt/abuse case.
Nor authorities or guardians were informed. It was conducted by school staff, a female assistant and a school-nurse I do believe. It is disturbing regardless of gender, but if it were males that searched her, yes it would have been disgusting.
Fuck me, it was done by someone without any actual authority to do so?!
 

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You know what she was hiding
Tits there i said it
you all were thinking about it. not like they were actualy knew about the motron
Bunch of perverts
 

Ben Legend

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Seriously very wrong...

But if they had to conduct a full search, where was she hiding the Ibuprofen =S