Boston Police strip-searching man in public was 'unreasonable,' Massachusetts appeals court rules: 'The front of his body was fully visible'


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2024-08-05 17:00:35">August 5, 2024 at 5:00 p.m.</time>

Boston Police strip-searching man in public was ‘unreasonable,’ Massachusetts appeals court rules: ‘The front of his body was fully visible’{ai:summary}<p>A Massachusetts appeals court deemed a public strip-search by Boston police 'unreasonable,' stating the man’s body was fully visible to the world. The ruling questions the thin line between law enforcement and invasion of privacy.</p><p>Justice has its nuances, but when the streets turn into stages, even the cops can lose sight of the script. #crime</p>

Boston Police strip-searching man in public was ‘unreasonable,’ Massachusetts appeals court rules

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