Partial Strip Searches
Partial strip searches are common at airports, for airport security, which often consists of:
- removal of shoes and socks
- removal of coat and jacket;
- removal of belt;
- untucking of shirt.
If there is reason to suspect hidden objects, the person is then taken to a private room, which consists of:
- removal of shirt
- removal of trousers
- removal of underwear (boxers/briefs for men; bra/panties for women)
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