Cenk Uygur
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Cop Forces Woman to Lift Shirt and Expose Herself (Video)
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June 26, 2013
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4:25Now Playing"A standard traffic stop over a broken headlight turned into sexual abuse in Florida when a Lakeland police officer asked Zoe Brugger to lift up her shirt, pull her bra away from her chest, and shake it. He then decided that the first time had not been sufficient, so she was made to do it again. The best part?
He had literally no reason to have her do this."*
Is this the newest tactics police are using? Officer Dustin Fetz twice ordered a humiliated Zoe Brugger to lift her shirt up and shake her bra in a parking lot, allegedly telling her he would take her to jail. None of this happened for any real reason, with the DA calling the act not only demeaning, but totally ineffective. Why did he do it? Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian break it down.
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