another shameful action of the Minneapolis Police
http://www.startribune.com/local/105081359.html?elr=KArks:DCiUnP::DE8c7PiUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aULPQL7PQLanchO7DiUrThe Minneapolis case highlights possible violations of the Fourth Amendment and police policy.
"The video shows Meeks leaving his car and getting patted down and then handcuffed. It appears an officer looked inside Meeks' car. A short time later, an officer pushed Meeks' head down toward the trunk of the squad car and both officers pulled down Meeks' pants and underpants. After searching the garments, an officer grabbed latex gloves from the squad's trunk and removed tissue and a small amount of marijuana from Meeks' buttocks."
(the Civilian Review Authority is impotent)
"Meeks filed a complaint with the city's Civilian Review Authority, which investigates police misconduct allegations. The case has been referred to Dolan for a disciplinary decision. The city's response to Meeks' lawsuit denies the officers did anything unconstitutional."
"No one in this country should ever have to endure being seized, stripped, searched and violated by the police in public," said Muller. "Especially so when there is no arrest, no weapons and no reason for the search."