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Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
missing garments
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Date: June 15, 2015 08:33PM
I heard from someone who was briefly arrested that he had to remove his undergarments (not the panties, just the top). He didn't get any explanation as to why and they did not search his body for contraband or anything. He was there in jail for about 5 hours and did not get to put all the clothing back on until he left. He said he got cold during that time because it was chilly inside. This seems very strange. Has anyone heard of this happening to anyone else?
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
Stacey "What Rights?" Kincaid
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Date: June 15, 2015 08:58PM
Stacey Kincaid appears to believe everyone in there is some kind of terrorist, she does not care about basic human rights.
Vote the bitch out of office.
Vote the bitch out of office.
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
Rump Ranger
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Date: June 15, 2015 09:46PM
A guy is locked up wearing panties? Bet he was popular with the boys.
How many times in the 5 hours did he get his ass drilled?
How many times in the 5 hours did he get his ass drilled?
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
1 shirt
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Date: June 15, 2015 10:52PM
You are only allowed to wear one shirt. A male's t-shirt is not considered as underwear.
And if you don't like it, then don't get arrested.
And if you don't like it, then don't get arrested.
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
Jesus Fucking Wept
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Date: June 16, 2015 01:57AM
missing garments Wrote:
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> I heard from someone who was briefly arrested that
> he had to remove his undergarments (not the
> panties, just the top). He didn't get any
> explanation as to why and they did not search his
> body for contraband or anything. He was there in
> jail for about 5 hours and did not get to put all
> the clothing back on until he left. He said he
> got cold during that time because it was chilly
> inside. This seems very strange. Has anyone
> heard of this happening to anyone else?
He ''got cold because it was chilly''? Did he expect to get warm because it was chilly?
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> I heard from someone who was briefly arrested that
> he had to remove his undergarments (not the
> panties, just the top). He didn't get any
> explanation as to why and they did not search his
> body for contraband or anything. He was there in
> jail for about 5 hours and did not get to put all
> the clothing back on until he left. He said he
> got cold during that time because it was chilly
> inside. This seems very strange. Has anyone
> heard of this happening to anyone else?
He ''got cold because it was chilly''? Did he expect to get warm because it was chilly?
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
missing underwear
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Date: June 16, 2015 02:18AM
1 shirt Wrote:
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> You are only allowed to wear one shirt. A male's
> t-shirt is not considered as underwear.
>
> And if you don't like it, then don't get arrested.
That's what he said which no one could understand. It seemed to be a ploy to indulge the staff fantasies of looking at half naked men.
How can they redefine an article of clothing? Just as socks are worn on your feet but are not shoes, so underwear goes on your back or bottom but are not trousers or shirts. What is the rationale for this policy, and why are socks and underpants allowed but not undershirts? Does this just apply to mem? Are women likewise compelled to remove undergarments? If not, why not?
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> You are only allowed to wear one shirt. A male's
> t-shirt is not considered as underwear.
>
> And if you don't like it, then don't get arrested.
That's what he said which no one could understand. It seemed to be a ploy to indulge the staff fantasies of looking at half naked men.
How can they redefine an article of clothing? Just as socks are worn on your feet but are not shoes, so underwear goes on your back or bottom but are not trousers or shirts. What is the rationale for this policy, and why are socks and underpants allowed but not undershirts? Does this just apply to mem? Are women likewise compelled to remove undergarments? If not, why not?
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
Cy
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Date: June 16, 2015 06:03AM
Only if the prisoners have skid marks, or worse, in their knickers.
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
Joey Smith
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Date: June 16, 2015 07:09AM
Does this apply to Mormons and magic underwear?
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
onesie
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Date: June 16, 2015 09:36AM
What would happen if a male was wearing a one-piece undergarment, such as a union suit?
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
Lightning of the Lord
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Date: June 16, 2015 10:09AM
Joey Smith Wrote:
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> Does this apply to Mormons and magic underwear?
Given all the other crazy crap they believe, Mormons probably think that an unbeliever touching the sacred garments is struck by lightning. Kind of like the wicked witch touching the magic shoes in Wizard of Oz.
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> Does this apply to Mormons and magic underwear?
Given all the other crazy crap they believe, Mormons probably think that an unbeliever touching the sacred garments is struck by lightning. Kind of like the wicked witch touching the magic shoes in Wizard of Oz.
Re: Does the Fairfax County jail force inmates to remove undergarments?
Posted by:
3LjXN
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Date: June 16, 2015 11:58PM
missing garments Wrote:
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> I heard from someone who was briefly arrested that
> he had to remove his undergarments (not the
> panties, just the top). He didn't get any
> explanation as to why and they did not search his
> body for contraband or anything.
So what did the guy wear in his cell? If they left him his pants and his outer shirt, and just took his undershirt, so what? If they took more, it's not clear from your post.
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> I heard from someone who was briefly arrested that
> he had to remove his undergarments (not the
> panties, just the top). He didn't get any
> explanation as to why and they did not search his
> body for contraband or anything.
So what did the guy wear in his cell? If they left him his pants and his outer shirt, and just took his undershirt, so what? If they took more, it's not clear from your post.