R.I.P. Scout26
MONTREAL (AP) - Canadian police say it was wrong for one of their officers to whisk Halle Berry, her model boyfriend and baby through airport security.Police Inspector Jimmy Cacchione said it was the personal initiative of one officer and not something the department supported.Quebec journalist Marieve Paradis said on her blog Friday, she spotted Berry, her partner, Canadian model Gabriel Aubry, and their child, being led to the front of the security line at a Montreal airport Monday, while other passengers waited more than an hour.The officer will not be reprimanded and the police airport unit will institute stricter rules for the future, Cacchione added.Berry's agent Toni Howard was not immediately available for comment.
I think it is high time to teach these TSA thugs a lesson they won't soon forget. I think I need to fly somewhere and book a flight through an airport that uses these machines. One look at my nekkidness through one of those machines and they won't soon want to do it again.That'll learn 'em, dern 'em...
One look at my nekkidness through one of those machines and they won't soon want to do it again./quote]That does raise a question: if you don't fit through the scanner, can the other passengers raise enough hell at your exemption that you have to be strip searched manually? I know of someone who might be willing to test this...after not showering for a few days, even
4. There are no constriction marks from underwear on her waist or thighs/groin, a bra to her breasts, or the belt that is supposedly around her waist as suggested by the presence of the belt buckle. She'd also have to be wearing a skirt or pants with no buttons, no fly, no zipper, tab-hooks, or rivets in them. I can't definitively say she's not wearing a side or back zippered skirt or pants, but it seems like it increases the odds of this being a fake substantially.
In the interest of truth, goodness, and the American Way, I'm glad that you took the time and effort to inspect this picture so closely to expose it as a fake.