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ABC producer says TSA agent felt inside her underwearPat-down ‘worse than the gynecologist,’ producer saysDavid Edwards Raw Story Nov. 23, 2010 |
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 As the busiest travel days of the year approach, more and more passengers are accusing the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) of going too far with their screenings. Earlier this month, the TSA began new security procedures in many airports including scans that produce images of the naked body and pat-downs. One employee of ABC News who opted for the pat-down instead of the full body scan claimed that a TSA agent actually felt inside of her underwear. “The woman who checked me reached her hands inside my underwear and felt her way around,” said ABC News producer Carolyn Durand. “It was basically worse than going to the gynecologist.” Read More 
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