New Video!Donate: https://www.generosity.com/fundraisers/illegal-body-sreach-in-public/Petition to terminate officers: https://www.change.org/p/dennis-eads-terminate-all-officers-involved-in-the-roadside-rectal-examA must watch video! Watch Fort Myers Police Department with Lee County Sheriff Department make a traffic stop. That turns into a bodily rectum search, as four to five officers hold him down. As a officer cuts his boxers off and put on glover to enter his rectum. Listen for his cry for mercy while his arms is bend up as a officer goes inside his rectum. NOW SHEIRFF MIKE SCOTT AND CHIEF DENNIS ED MAY HAVE SOME EXPLAINING TO DO FOR THE ACTIONS THATS BEEN CARRIED OUT IN OUR COMMUNITY! THIS IS UNEXPLAINABLE! #Comment #Share
Posted by Todd Chrisp on Wednesday, December 23, 2015
"McDonald said, “I’ve never been in a situation where all I could do is scream. I never thought something like this could happen to me.”
McDonald said he was bent over the hood of the car face down as three officers held him. One cut his underwear and went under his pants feeling his scrotum and rectum. He said the officer put a finger in his rectum. “I couldn’t see it but I could feel it,” he said.
Prior to the search, when McDonald said he saw an officer put on latex gloves. “I said, ‘we don’t have to do this.’ And I pulled out the marijuana.” According to the police report, McDonald pulled a bag of marijuana from the front of his pants but the officer said he could still feel something.
One officer told the others, “We should do this at the station.” But they ignored him, McDonald said.
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