| Indeed, immigration officials of many countries strip-search persons traveling with diplomatic passports. |
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| You're less likely to be stopped for a strip-search when heading across the Channel. |
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| There are no signals in Chief Fantino's recommendations that the force's strip-search policy should not continue as in the past. |
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| However, some shopkeepers pounce on me and demand everything but a strip-search. |
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| The officers remove my eighty-year-old grandmother's shoes and belt, ushering her into a private room for a thorough strip-search. |
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| Police had a warrant to search her home for drugs, but did not have magistrates' permission to strip-search people there. |
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| The City Department of Correction cited security grounds in carrying out its strip-search policy. |
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| The strip-search of Savana was unnecessary, humiliating and clearly unreasonable. |
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| Our policies operating the jails are to strip-search all people admitted into custody. |
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| Mr. Davitt said the strip-search issue had nothing to do with the district attorney's case. |
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| At the time, the TSA claimed it did not strip-search, but later admitted wrongdoing. |
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| Critics, of course, call them strip-search machines. |
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| A weirdo who threatened to strip-search children after pretending he was a police officer has dodged jail. |
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| He was taken to a side room by suspicious police and when a strip-search failed to find drugs PBB was sent to a nearby hospital to be scanned. |
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