10-Year-Old Girl Upset Over TSA Agent Pat Down: 'I Felt Like Screaming'

It's a video that causing outrage: a ten-year-old girl being given a through pat down by a TSA agent. The screening lasted nearly two minutes. It happened at the Raleigh Durham International Airport in North Carolina, when 10-year-old Vendela Payne was returning home to San Diego with her dad. He says the pat down was triggered after TSA agents discovered a juice box in her purse. When her dad objected to the pat down, the TSA agent told him, "Guess what? We don't live in a make-sense world." #InsideEdition

[@jenniferferguson8145]

"And look she is barefoot". Oh the horror

[@mynameis5523]

+Jennifer Ferguson why is barefoot a horrible thing? I wonder.

[@jenniferferguson8145]

+My Name Is I was making a joke because newscaster acts like it is such a horrible thing that she was barefoot

[@BellaNat10n]

+Jennifer Ferguson Because if you're under 12, they usually do not make you remove your shoes at all

[@kellerr13]

+Jennifer Ferguson The bare feet are not the big issue. but the hands on the breast/chest, and around between the legs is. If anybody else touched her like this they would spend a long time in prison, and it's just as traumatic to her.

[@deanakalova3063]

+kellerr13 wow I hope all children's physicians nurses, and professionals who before the drop pants and cough exam, or pelvic exams on young girls for various reasons are prepared to spend the rest of their lives in prison for performing their jobs. this agent is a licensed professional who is looking for terrorists activities.. not hand raping children. did the girl like it...hell no..but she certainly was not being sexually assaulted...

[@dannakhan270]

When i was 10 i was patted down too. Where was my interview at??

[@BOOMBOOMBAM78]

Danna Khan lmao ik this 10 moths ago but ya true

[@zaniyahcrosby7158]

You didn’t record it and report it so calm down

[@vibyvivian7487]

You don't have prove

[@vibyvivian7487]

@@slash6429 no

[@slash6429]

@@vibyvivian7487 it's all just a joke

[@citingfeline9412]

Imagine doing your job and then Lisa Guerrero is like “she’s not wearing shoes 🙊🙈🙉

[@zyyr4836]

LMAO

[@noyq3684]

AOAKKSAKLAAK

[@baller9real]

Do they know how airports work? You have to remove your shoes before going through the scanner! Ugh!

[@ninkolala5409]

I am your 1000th like ✨

[@sparkthego0f473]

Out of all things lol

[@armel2467]

We live in a world that even a child can commit terrible crimes. No matter how young or old, safety must be maintained.

[@darknes9556]

Yup

[@alleycat616]

How many children have hijacked an airplane. And the chances of it happening on your flight out of millions no less. This is absurdity. I’ll take my chances over allowing children to be publicly molested without significant cause.

[@avathemoothie701]

Well yes but for a juice?

[@denise331]

Adults use their kids to hide stuff on however watching that made me nauseated. Seems a little being molested. Maybe I see it that way because I experienced that. That pat down could be a trigger for someone that has been violated before.

[@cloudyscrazy]

Agreed, but for a freaking caprisun!?

[@snitchinkitty2421]

I DIED WHEN SHE SAID "LOOK SHES BAREFOOT" kill me

[@TheWayIRage]

ikr!

[@njakahahashaja5400]

LOL I know when I was 9 I still had to take my shoes off and I had no socks on I didn't care the only problem I had was that there was a baby crying on the flight!

[@tedb835]

Ikr loads of people have to take off their shoes, ever heard of a shoe bomb people?

[@tedb835]

Ikr loads of people have to take off their shoes, ever heard of a shoe bomb people?

[@AlexA-mg8ut]

Right?! I was patted down on my last flight coz I had my phone with me and it's just not that big of a deal that they take her shoes. Every airport security does that or they're not doing their job

[@annabelle9018]

There's nothing with that, anyone can be a suspect of anything

[@annabelle9018]

^wrong

[@bloodguzzler]

Your fear is our freedom's greatest enemy

[@thewhisperingpeter9441]

+bloodguzzler you mean safety precautions. Look what happened in 9/11,you can never be to sure.

[@thewhisperingpeter9441]

+ScockIAm ^too

[@bloodguzzler]

***** I'm sorry, do you have a rebuttal?

[@koyfiish27]

Honestly patting down isn't that bad. Parents sometimes hide things with their children. I don't feel uncomfortable about it.

[@idkimlesbian8976]

You cant say "honestly it isnt that bad" when you dont have the same triggers as others. Maybe for you theyre fine, and i respect that. But when someone who has went through physical or mental trauma that might cause them to have severe ptsd while being touched, even if it isnt in a threatening way, its horrible. Im a rape victim and i dont let anyone touch me unless i completely trust them because it will literally make me have ptsd, flashbacks and even make me feel suicidal. So maybe learn a bit more before you go ahead and say something

[@GachaDeer]

aashay .k lmao

[@nick3asleysmanagementteam818]

Tae Tae it really isn’t. I was seven and the guy told me everything he was doing . He didn’t do it like this either

[@ArmednotTriggered]

@@idkimlesbian8976 You can't opt out of random TSA pat downs unless you want to be kicked out of the airport. Even with precheck, they still occasionally happen. I truly sorry for what happened to you, but you don't get to use "I'm a rape victim" as an excuse to get out of it. Also, OP didn't mean anything by their comment and was clearly only referring to their personal experience.

[@acewoop512]

But if its violating a MINORS privacy and that kid could think they were trying to sexually harrass them

[@ashlay]

“The screening lasted almost 2 minutes” Oh my gosh, that’s way too long for this poor little girl to go through so much trauma 😔

[@maryeverett2266]

Trauma?

[@theguardian928]

Sarcasm

[@gianna3203]

@@maryeverett2266 she was being sarcastic

[@gianna3203]

or he

[@theguardian928]

@@gianna3203 Yes

[@jackae-_2091]

0:23-0:25"Very angry,angry,angry,angry" That's 2 Sec Of my life I would Never get back

[@ellaleasuasu9482]

GoatSlayer 699 😂😂😂

[@guiselrodriguez14]

GoatSlayer 699 lol

[@celia-ov6rm]

The kid was saying what she was told to say.

[@MaskedCT]

Two repeated words and you still couldn't quote it right lol.

[@breedayzz2774]

MaskedCT LMAO XD

[@Samcanspam]

I would rather have the security be extra cautious rather than letting everyone go and assuming things will be fine

[@MoniqNkeila]

neu-rot-ic psy-chot-ic so is the police. All they do is kill innocent people. Shall we disband them too? While we’re at it, let’s the throw the whole government away so we can live like homosapiens again

[@brookstravis548]

I thought you guy's support cops

[@kendawyatt3219]

@@Sam-on5jf we would rather people stop crying about being searched or don’t travel at all!!!!! And I’m sure that autistic child would survive a pat down highly doubt theyd survive a terrorist attack on a plane if it were to happen. Which it has, multiple planes were jacked and crashed back in 2001.

[@raygunnerloadrick6955]

Its called Common sense it really works!

[@nichole7246]

Everyone gets pat down. Doesn’t matter if your 10 or 20.

[@vtheman1850]

That is the root of the problem

[@austonsplatpoo1705]

@@vtheman1850 then when something happens people complain the Tsa failed to do their job this is life suck it up

[@IdealUser]

@@austonsplatpoo1705 How many terrorists have the TSA caught? ZERO.

[@austonsplatpoo1705]

@@IdealUser plus you’d be surprised how many people use kids and babies to move drugs across borders use common sense

[@IdealUser]

@@austonsplatpoo1705 still didn't answer my question.

[@blueberrypancakes1771]

nothing but entitlement and privilege in my eyes. the tsa is doing her job.

[@ehqual]

fr it felt dramatic imo

[@musicbymylez]

Way too much entitlement

[@loser_town8287]

Facts

[@midnightstudies5804]

Cause she is white I don't think she should be pat down. Only brown black and asian race should be pat down for safety.

[@gameshowguy2000]

*NO. YOUR JOB IS TO PUT FEELINGS FIRST. THEY DIDN'T AND THEY SHOULD HAVE LOST THEIR JOBS.*

[@jonahcorpuz4325]

Why tf would she even bring liquids to security scans

[@tanael6302]

@Tera Hunter well i bet her parents knew

[@_Reika]

Again, she's 10 and had it in her bag

[@prihaps]

Queen B im going to know whats in my 10 year olds bag at the airport especially before security.

[@Jomana_azhar]

She's a kid and it could be that This is her first time at an airport

[@prihaps]

Jomana yes but her parents arent kids and they would know better.

[@lime4328]

When your parents desperately want attention lol

[@bloodguzzler]

Strange. When I was young, I was taught to make the biggest scene I could possibly make when and if a stranger ever touched me inappropriately! Why this little girl can't do the same without getting criticized for it is really stupid! Was she just supposed to let it happen and do nothing? Absolutely NOT! She would be enabling these ass clowns to further overstep the bounds of moralities under the guise of "security!"

[@bloodguzzler]

Claudia R You must have a terrible reading comprehension problem if you think I didn't use any facts. Besides, why is it okay for your best buddy to use vulgar language to get his/her point across?

[@claudiar3888]

+bloodguzzler You just said stuff with out showing any numbers or sources. Your also the one started the name calling, a bit immature in my opinion

[@claudiar3888]

+bloodguzzler Her first comment was just a joke and you took it seriously. I'm not saying she's right or wrong about the Tsa just saying to be careful because apparently it's a serious topic for you. lol

[@bloodguzzler]

Claudia R Then she wouldn't have responded to my comment with such venom now, would she? Was she on the rag?

[@kryssy4534]

*kids and adults around the world getting kidnapped, beaten, killed, etc* Girl: *gets patted down* *i felt like screaming*

[@popbaby103]

Nah for real. All these girls and boys who go missing. The children starving in yemen, the kids in cages at the border, the children running from machine guns in Syria but the news wants to focus on another little white girl. 😒

[@kryssy4534]

huff huffington amen

[@itsimanii7478]

Period I had to get patted down because my shoes had gems on it and it rang and I didn’t mind she is just an entitled brat hate on me all you want idc it’s my opinion,

[@plainsongsss]

She is a child. What do you expect?

[@hithere2672]

Oc Giveaway literally.

[@Karina4News]

Last time I checked, it was pretty standard to remove your shoes when passing through TSA checkpoints. It’s also standard for children to get pat down as it isn’t unheard of for adults to try and use children to smuggle illegal things through the airport. TSA was doing their job. Maybe the parents should have prepared the kid a little better?

[@abigaildisney3119]

i love your name!! im wheezing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@brianloveless2717]

I have flown many times and never been patted down, if you think this us ok your disgusting.

[@unsweetsweets]

I can understand both sides. On one hand, the TSA was just doing their job. And they weren’t harassing the girl. But on the other hand, it’s very uncomfortable to patted down like that. And to the people saying “they need to stop being so sensitive,” it’s a kid, of course they’re going to be sensitive about being patted down by a stranger.

[@marcelooo2930]

Unsweet Sweets ^

[@ravenbaeven2941]

It's okay to not like being patted down. But to call the news and think you're entitled to avoid a search?? Sorry if you can't abide by security then don't fly

[@caramelcandiez1622]

I’ve been traveling abroad since I was about 5, and have had multiple pat downs and even when I was old enough to realize uncomfortable spots, I wasn’t a brat about the tsa ladies doing their job and making sure the plane is safe.

[@AlCatSplat]

@Kyle Vapelinski It's a security measure, if you do not wish to partake in it you have every right not to fly.

[@neopolitanicecream4871]

@@ravenbaeven2941 she didn't have a reason to be patted down though she only had juice?

[@kaylynneuhl4332]

1. that girl is acting extra in this video 2. You don't wear dresses to the airport 3. Their just doing their damn job

[@queeniebeanie3196]

4. I’ve never been on a plane at 13 (14 now)so she’s lucky, smh ungrateful

[@usagiprincess4387]

I wore a long black skirt when I went on a plane and I didn’t get pat down.

[@swanlake8827]

KayLynne Uhl what does wearing a dress have to do with anything? She’s a little kid...she was scared, uncomfortable, and embarrassed. To me her interview were words she was repeating from her father and probably the media that was interviewing her. Her dad knew she couldn’t have a juice box on a plane...they do not let you carry over 3 ounces of liquid. I don’t fly and even I know that. I hate it for the child but she was just doing her job and her father should have explained that to her so she felt better in that situation.

[@alexisozburn4871]

What does wearing a skirt or dress have to do with anything..??

[@muffingangayye5770]

@@alexisozburn4871 true that

[@alic2360]

The TSA agent did her job and she wasn't out of line. You can clearly see she was very clear in what she was doing to the girl and talked the child through the pat down

[@theunimpressedbeetch]

I agree! And I also agree to the dad because "I guess we don't live in a make sense world" because it doesnt make sense to me why that dad taught the TSA agent was being out of line for doing a great job!

[@deluxeassortment]

The TSA is completely unnecessary. They miss 95% of threats, make flying a tortuous experience, and waste people's time and money. Did you not wonder why this girl was chosen for pat down rather than an imaging? The problem isn't with the agent, it's with the entire security blanket existence of the TSA.

[@ok-kv3ml]

Alkyl Dimethyl Benzyl Ammonium Chloride she was wearing a loose dress with a jacket over it?? Someone can hide bombs in that.

[@mikeschiavoni5973]

Bots hard at work to distort realistic human thoughts. Pointless from the very start.

[@alic2360]

@@mikeschiavoni5973 what?

[@Dudebalf]

I have worked in a airport security job (not in the US). I have seen a ton of pat downs and I can only say one thing about how children take it, it all depends on how their parents react to it.

[@daddysgirl4141]

Exactly

[@eunicekesa4426]

Exactly

[@strnglhld]

why would her parents even think to approach inside edition about this?

[@kendawyatt3219]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 that part!!!! Parents Actually had her recite “i was upset” lines to play a victim…. Lol

[@brianloveless2717]

No child should be patted down, pervert.

[@babycarlss3273]

So when I was 9 I got a pat down like that before by a man not a women how do you think I felt :/

[@LilMexicano20]

As a security guard who often does pat downs I apologize for that. They should’ve brought in a female to do the job. Did you or your parents request a female security? You have every right to do so if you don’t feel comfortable. Again I apologize for what they did to you.

[@ciaraloves9269]

An I oop

[@msbrown7754]

I thought woman agents were supposed to do girls and men agents were supposed to do boys.

[@Hibobse]

Uhhhhh, that’s bad

[@babycarlss3273]

Goldennuggetz idk-

[@rowan1036]

*I WAS ANGRY VERY ANGRY, VERY, VERY, VERY ANGRY*

[@leiyaxo]

Abominable Squid 200th like

[@pricopalex505]

OMG i was very scared she abused me

[@pricopalex505]

😂😂😂😂

[@dcm_r]

HAHAHA

[@vnick365]

This should be a meme

[@dashaunajoseph7491]

You re not supposed to have a juice or any liquid that's NOT travel approved in your purse df. She got her ass pat down, what she thought she was exempt from the rules????

[@dashaunajoseph7491]

So she thought

[@nickb.7307]

well that amount is aloud

[@dashaunajoseph7491]

So why did she get patted down if it's *allowed ? Whatever, Tbh I really don't care anymore. I pretty much stopped caring after I made the comment. Feel free to talk to yourself though. Toodles 🌹🌹🌹

[@jasmincasarrubias9202]

Da'Shauna Williams Just Shut up

[@alyssiagra]

Shauna W. she's only 10 she wouldn't of known

[@cherylhardy8418]

This looks nothing but professional. Unfortunately some people do use children to smuggle things internationally because they think they're less likely to be checked. If they stopped checking children at all you'd just get more & more cases of children being used and exploited to smuggle illicit substances.

[@irishsamurai9008]

👏👏👏👏

[@kendawyatt3219]

Thank you!!!!!!! She’s 10 not 10 months! She can easily smuggle or be apart of a smuggling ring.

[@abreelcielo1483]

Yess, it’s okay for her to feel uncomfortable during this, but it needs to be done for everyone’s safety

[@videogamenoob100]

that's why drugs should be legal for everyone

[@keithkorthals6183]

This is supposed to be about protecting security NOT a law enforcement action!

[@SAMMIsLIFE]

I dont see the problem..she wasn't hurting the girl or harassing her..she was doing her job.

[@eq2367]

SAMMIsLIFE ikr

[@rainbowcatserenity113]

SAMMIsLIFE she was touching the girl in some inappropriate parts like her butt, chest, and others.

[@matthewgilkison7615]

It's the correct procedure for searching for something

[@thenotsogamer9354]

Rainbow Cat Serenity not like she has anything there and so what? It's a simple pat down. Grow up for Gods sake

[@rainbowcatserenity113]

TheNotSoGamer well... That's kinda hard to do since I'm a nine year old...

[@destineevalentine]

So it's okay for a grown person to get patted down but all of a sudden it's bad cause she's 10?

[@spoderbananagaming9655]

Destinée Valentine apparently but the butt and breast part was a tad over the line. Like a toe over the line.

[@chobbs3384]

ISIS is gonna hire 10 year olds now.

[@obiwankenobi8805]

I don't say this a lot, but she sounds spoiled.

[@lindaflores6326]

And her dad looks like one of those fathers who lets her daughter have whatever she wants

[@asher1013]

She’s not spoiled for just feeling valid emotions. She felt uncomfortable induring a pat down. It’s ok to express emotion in a healthy way like talking about it. It’s more of the dad. He was the one who probably wanted it on the news In the first place. For all you know she could’ve just said the stuff for the camera. But it’s not spoiled to feel like running away or feeling uncomfortable or embarrassed doing pat downs that involve touching the body or anything scary for that matter. She probably could’ve been scared since she never had one before too. Just cause she felt violated doesn’t mean she’s spoiled. She probably actually felt that way.

[@jrarreola2728]

One of them entitled kids coz of their parents smh.

[@suspicious-channel]

@@asher1013 Lmao sure, ok. She has nothing to cry or be upset about, at her age I broke my back and had an organ removed.

[@Jasmine-ho6mg]

@@asher1013 of course she can feel upset, but an entire ass interview trying to depict her as some victim? Ridiculous

[@roronoahkz]

"'I was very very very very very angry. I felt like screaming, throwing a tantrum, and running out of there." She is growing up to be a certified karen. Everyone gets pat down if they give the TSA a reason to do so. Welcome to the real world where no one give a damn about your feelings.

[@bltrenzo8355]

Facts

[@ok-ts4bt]

i know its so annoying lmfao

[@Hector-rn3ff]

“I love the TSA!!! Hurray!!!”

[@ellanimation816]

She’s a ten year old child, the tsa agent was touching her private areas because of a juice box😂

[@funhax7597]

Ikr...safety means safety

[@noniestar3414]

She's ten. Old enough to understand safety procedures. She just wants attention, if you're asking me.

[@blossomxkath8693]

Nonie Star I’m ten and I’ve never learn about the airport safety also I’ve never gotten pattern down because I’m still a kid

[@kaseyrangel1017]

@@blossomxkath8693 yeah I can tell you're ten

[@justcupcakeaka]

Wambo Lambo no they don’t. they could most likely tell what age the other person was ( i mean they could guess they were around 10 ) because of spelling

[@justsomelochnessmonsterony8265]

Um, parents can hide things with children

[@justsomelochnessmonsterony8265]

Bro, it's a pat down, calm down. I'm sorry, but I'd rather be safe then the needs of a kid. Some parents can hide stuff with her

[@pou-gl6xp]

Would you rather: Get on a plane that will explode Or Get a pat down

[@shreksspit]

*gets on plane*

[@zaine8340]

Get on plane idiot

[@kneelingfish437]

Get a pat down as long as it was by a woman. I'm a girl and I've been harassed enough.

[@desi4life23]

Get pat down by a WOMEN

[@ImNotEpix]

Unpopular opinion but i'd rather be on a plane that would explode. But whatever.

[@hadleyanderson9225]

There's really nothing wrong with this. Like they said, she was just doing her job. I'd personally rather be safe than sorry.

[@hadleyanderson9225]

bloodguzzler If you lived in the next state over (or actually anywhere in the world) when 9/11 happened, you'd agree that it's always better to be safe than sorry. Please explain how I would be against the TSA??

[@bloodguzzler]

Hadley Anderson The TSA does not keep anyone safe! Have you forgotten their 95% failure rate? Add to the fact that every terrorist that came the TSA's way gave them the slip! As for 9/11, the anti-TSA has actually spoken to 9/11 victims that also agreed the TSA was useless and not only do I remember 9/11, I also remember 3/22, 11/13 and 6/12 and I shudder to think of all the danger the sitting ducks in the TSA security line would be in had any of those incidents happened at a US airport especially a glass walled one!

[@hadleyanderson9225]

***** And you know exactly what Islamic terrorists look like?

[@bloodguzzler]

Hadley Anderson The TSA sure as hell doesn't know what they look like

[@hadleyanderson9225]

bloodguzzler That's my point. You can never truly know.

[@babybry311]

People need to get over themselves it was a woman doing the search.

[@mythalda0040]

oh so it would be different if a man did it?

[@blueberrypoptart2424]

She was doing her job? I'm in a wheelchair, and I get patted down every time. You deal with it, and you move on. It may seem excessive, but it's to ensure the safety of everyone else there.

[@hinawalters2867]

Makenna Marquez I am just a couple years older than that girl in the video and I’m used to being patted down. It’s normal. That juice box could’ve been filled with something other than juice. For instance, flammable liquid. The adults were doing their job. The girl was overreacting.

[@hinawalters2867]

1. How would you know if there's nothing in there? 2. It's also the girl's fault she's being patted down because there's a drink rule (I forgot what it said) and maybe she was violating that rule?

[@nickz5849]

Makenna Marquez You dont think people try and take advantage of children. Bruh people know its "just an innocent child" they use that to their advantage. Parents have used children to hide drugs and weapons because they know you're thinking "it's just an innocent child they cant be a threat"

[@blueberrypoptart2424]

Makenna Marquez Better safe than sorry; it’s all protocol.

[@nichole7246]

Emily Harrison THANK U I get so much hate cause I said the same thing

[@kenseyha4081]

As an American, this is hypocritical. We want to vet every foreigner extensively while we don’t want to follow the rules ourselves. I believe in extensive vetting for everyone.

[@Kalani_Saiko]

She was returning home...

[@yeshuaislord6880]

@@Kalani_Saiko Can you definitively prove that?

[@Kalani_Saiko]

@@yeshuaislord6880 It was literally said in the video

[@yeshuaislord6880]

@@Kalani_Saiko Still not proof. That's just a claim. My point is that unless the TSA agents have absolute proof which a simple statement will not suffice, there is no chance of them taking the risk. Would you rather be touched all over the place by a trained professional or in fear that you might be blown up in a plane? I'd rather the first and not the latter. Heck I don't mind being touched by a gay ass dude if it means my flight is safe

[@Kalani_Saiko]

@@yeshuaislord6880 You asked me to prove she was on the way back, I did.

[@PuffOfSmoke]

There's nothing sexual about the pat down, the whole thing is professionally done. Why is this father and child making a big deal out of it? It's a requirement when airport security feels the need to do out of the safety of everyone else boarding a plane. If people are out of touch about reality and the dangers of travelling a plane, then travel by car, bus or get your own plane.

[@TheClover2claire]

+Puff Of Smoke Exactly! Plus, that TSA agent couldn't have been more professional or polite. Yet, if the only people the TSA searched were anything but a white person, people would be screaming "RACISM!" I read previous comments where people were bashed because they didn't see anything wrong with the pat down. I think those bashers just want something to throw a tantrum about. I have a seven year old daughter. If the TSA chose to do a random (or not so random) pat down, then so what?!? If you're not doing anything wrong then what's the problem? My daughter would find a way to make jokes about it, and there wouldn't be any therapy needed.

[@inthelight1776]

+Puff Of Smoke Mentally enslaved morons like little boys and girls to be molested.

[@MarkyDav]

+inthelight1776 Do you even know what molestation *actually* means? Because I don't think you do.

[@StumpfsCurse]

+Puff Of Smoke Good little sheep. Enjoy your security theater.

[@PuffOfSmoke]

Ada Reyes It's a pat down you idiot. All body parts are supposed to be checked.

[@Shastasnow]

This girl is too young to understand. But even children can be used to smuggle things or someone could plant something terrible on you.

[@Hector-rn3ff]

So let’s treat everyone like a criminal then? Sounds about right

[@Dainty213]

@@Hector-rn3ffsnowflake!

[@julianmarshall2127]

​@Hector-rn3ff it's about safety and protocol,not about bring treated like a criminal.what the person said is correct.there were times children were used to smuggle things through an airport.many years ago a child was used to get a gun through security and that's just ons case I know of a child being used

[@lswlawrence]

the TSA agent was doing her job. The dad is a jerk looking for a lawsuit; i.e. free money, and his daughter is a spoiled brat who needs to read about current events. end of story.

[@eg626]

+lorraine lawrence This is a clear example of why we should profile people....certain groups are more likely to blow themselves up. lets focus on them

[@kalbueisenman8524]

+eg626 my goodness, you got it so backwards. equality states that we should not profile people, just treat everyone equally. unless you are being sarcastic... then my bad.

[@kylaziahkern2866]

It was a carton of juice. It was a 10 year old that shouldn't know about problems with the world because she'll be scared to go to school because a school shooting could happen. It's ridiculous that they would do that for 2 minutes

[@samforrester7112]

+Ana Kern woah 2 whole minute!!?1!1!1!!1!1! That's horrible! They have a rule about how much liquids you can carry in carry on

[@kylaziahkern2866]

Sam forrester my bad ive never been on a plane

[@kmpuci]

Omg guys she got patted down! I can’t believe this. ThE wOrLd’S gOnNa EnD!

[@ripnob]

you serious?

[@bluefire2308]

@@ripnob irony

[@void-y7956]

woman moment

[@yeshuaislord6880]

She is a female, did you expect her to react in a calm way?

[@mathmanchris666]

@@rodgerfromamericandad2730 i can tell ur american. stop making excuses bro. following tht logic, beause i have a dick and girls dont i should be able to bend the rules of society and not comply with the same rules you do

[@Jo-om7gb]

why is a pat down such a big deal

[@sunnyfridayb3691]

pat downs in illogical locations where no threat is located aka the chest area. Not to mention the age of the child. If it wasn't called a pat down "pat down" it could have been called sexual harassment.

[@bloodguzzler]

***** You airballed the point. Would you mind walking down the street only to be stopped by a stranger that wouldn't let you pass before consenting to a pat down?

[@bloodguzzler]

***** Nice race card

[@TheCulturedCapy]

people it's a ten year old. imagine if you had a ten year old child being patted down in the ass, chest, and genital area. that'd probably be kind of traumatic for a ten year old.

[@alex_3841]

+DSV Deceptik i'm 14, happened to me 2 times 1 in london 1 in singapore on the same trip. Do I give a damn? nope! and I know tge reason to why...my dad isn't white. (also they took my juice and toothpaste) (oh and my axe spray but I understand thay one it can lit on fire) I was 13 when thia happened.

[@Heartz4Jongho]

This girl is making such a big deal like they have to be safe she is just annoying I got patted down at 9 you don’t see me getting a interview

[@emmarissling6602]

It's not like the agent is sexually assaulting you. You're 10. You're not 5 anymore. Grow the hell up.

[@humanbeing4808]

+Emma Rissling TSA is for our own safety and security. We should not be resisting any body searches or scanners at all. There is no reason to be feeling it up. We are not a shy or modest nation. We are a nation of 1 dollar strippers every 5 mile drive and maybe 50 dollars every next door. Do we not strip ourselves openly at beaches irrespective of gender and age..?? Do our girls not strip in parties ?? Why to feel like dying when we have to do that for our country..?? TSA is all about giving you a better life and feel. Kindly feel free to be searched in any manner TSA demands since they know their job well.

[@alyssa8322]

+Some One well, it takes 2 minutes, boo hoo. Fucking deal with it, I had to do it when I was 8 years old, and again when I was 12.

[@emmarissling6602]

+Some One I would be okay with it. They are trained to do their jobs, and if I were to be patted down, I know that they are supposed to. It's a TSA agent doing her job. Everyone is only fed up because she's a kid, and she made a big deal over nothing.

[@duhas5200]

I think because her dad made it a big deal that she made it a big deal because she got a big head from her dad being outraged at them or whatever 😐

[@jessemastin9907]

+ProgramThat f you

[@cap6741]

Dads just looking for publicity

[@F5_cena]

+David Brainerd amen

[@cap6741]

David Brainerd how did you know I was muslim

[@davidbrainerd1520]

+Cris Py Because you like the TSA

[@dumpster9048]

See his smile

[@siobhancameron6096]

+RilakkumaII what dose that mean

[@sajjadwasi1256]

"Guess what? We don't live in a make sense world" FACTS

[@urmom-tu9rf]

Dion Culpepper What did they do? They spelled everything right, used punctuation. How does it not make sense?

[@Fran-mh2ef]

Sajjad Wasi i literally craked up when i heard that! 🤣But its funny cuz its true!

[@rat_king1236]

It’s never too young to bring an explosive into a plane and cause another terrorist attack

[@bobjones1999]

Agreed.

[@DrBitchcraft.]

I don't care. The worker was doing her job and I don't want to die in a plane because someone made an exception on children. It's not unheard of that adults make children to smuggle stuff.

[@PRETTYESHIA504]

that's soo true..

[@DrBitchcraft.]

mario quarashi lol I know that. but still out of principle, everyone should be checked.

[@ky-gp4sz]

They searched her because she had a juice box that is not a reason to search her

[@RotisserieiJamie]

Of course, but does she have to touch her butt? I always tell a child that an adult does not touch you where your bathing suit would cover.

[@Hugsandkisses99100]

+Jamie Calaway yes, underwear is a perfect place to hide stuff as is a bra.

[@oromoto]

True we don't live in a make sense world...

[@rubenelrodriguez4440]

Yeah man,its the twighlight zone.

[@oromoto]

Chris News Something I don't understand is that I usually go through the X-ray scan. Really no need to pad her for 2 minutes. But we only know half of the story so...

[@jacobcollins450]

+Chris News little girls can be terrorist too, don't discriminate

[@annstruble4679]

+Chris News Its because she brought a capri sun (aka metal sack filled with fluid) through the checkpoint AND her father never made sure her cell phone was out of her backpack. So they had every right to check her thoroughly. In my eyes, hes the one that brought this on her by allowing her to go through the checkpoint without regard to the rules.

[@rubenelrodriguez4440]

+Ann Struble You remind me of a prisoner justifying why you should belong in prison!!!

[@evanthearcader]

All over a frickin Capree-Sun

[@alex_24824]

EvanTheArcader lol

[@my5husbands5]

EvanTheArcader my god right just a juice box my god

[@UwU-pc8xu]

EvanTheArcader lol ikr

[@_nicolekyra]

"Oh you have a juice box, you must be carrying a dangerous substance/weapon on you!"

[@soletalk1644]

Issa Me Nicole This is procedure when they find a liquid that’s not supposed to be in your bag. I forgot I had a bottle of sunscreen in my carry on backpack, flying out from a vacation in Arizona, and they patted me down, but I didn’t complain about it because I’d rather have them keeping us safe than sorry if it was an actual safety threat

[@SamuelStephen28]

Uh oh somebody’s sippy cup had too much apple juice. I’m so glad TSA was there to catch that!

[@meadowlaurel2400]

It's their job, she violated the rules, it's fair and it's for safety of others

[@Binglebongledingledangl]

Skeet 0w0 it is juice how is a juice pack illigal

[@lauriee5364]

Charity Rogers They don’t allow liquids.

[@BillyRichie]

Exactly if her father objected to it so strongly he should have checked her bag- u can’t bring more then 3oz of liquids that goes for anyone !

[@boomersonly6709]

Skeet 0w0 Yeah but is it OK for someone to grab the rest of round and up and like being groped a little yeah didn’t think so

[@BiggestBob]

@@boomersonly6709 Have you heard of grammar?

[@TehEpicNoobLOL]

She's gonna be the future feminist queen

[@cloroxbleachs5757]

Dot true

[@otw2mon3y]

Dot right

[@lunacy1077]

Dot ikr

[@bellaruiz645]

Dot yea

[@hannahsalamanca2704]

Dot true dat

[@khanasad928]

I honestly think the TSA agent patted her correctly and in a very respective way

[@boomersonly6709]

Khan Asad if touching her breast and ass a little too much is a respectful way then the system is dumb

[@bueno_oneub_0]

@@boomersonly6709 You do realise that people hide stuff under their bra, right?

[@TVBOY1]

BoOmErs OnLy ur actually dumb

[@badomen1216]

BoOmErs OnLy what would be the point of a pat down if they don’t pay you down. Like do you even hear your own logic it’s like having someone go through a metal detector and not have it detect metal.

[@lpstigerlily8506]

@@bueno_oneub_0 she’s 10 years old

[@theyluvshay7528]

The thing about children is that when they're uncomfortable they don't know how to react properly

[@syljm515]

I agree. The dad escalated the situation. He should have explained to her why she needs to get a pat down. Instead of riling her up.

[@cubbyrupers1591]

At least it was a female TSA agent. It certainly could have been worse. They did go a little far, but they're just doing their job.

[@johncowger1668]

I believe its protocol to have the agent be of the same sex, not sure though.

[@alexbosworth1582]

John C It is. Male officers can't pay down female travelers, and vice versa.

[@bbdfhrgdgg6176]

ilovetosinga homophobe

[@Lucky8s]

•* • That's not what homophobe means.

[@jasonreitz6514]

good point. but they said it took 2 mins when it is supposed to be a few seconds. im not saying 2 mins made the parents wait for too long but gave the TSA agent more than enough time to touch her

[@faefae8993]

isnt the shoe thing normal the whole thing is normal at least she didnt do a cavity check

[@dollyrosa6525]

faith bailey it is it happends to me everytime I travel

[@celia-ov6rm]

I travel for work every other week: it happens every single time!!

[@perishawn3907]

faith bailey the worst that could have happened is that, she is stripped Search

[@agrammarnazi9488]

faith bailey for most airports that I've been at, kids 11 and under get to keep their shoes on. That was about three years or so ago so I don't know if it's changed or not.

[@faefae8993]

SuperJayXD when they check the buttwhole

[@shana731]

Security is no joke. They did there job explained everything that was happening and didn’t do anything inappropriately. And the parents should know better then to bring liquids in the first place.

[@equator4337]

@shanelle rodriguez Preach👏👏

[@stellarkirbo]

shanelle rodriguez as a person who travels it should be common sense not to bring outside drinks or food, they would've let you know before hand, sure a 10 years might've not know that but her parents certainly would have.

[@xoInfiniteStripesxo]

Invader Bes You can bring food but not drink

[@stellarkirbo]

xoInfiniteStripesxo you can bring drinks if I’m correct but they have to be brand new and not opened

[@equator4337]

Invader Bes You can only bring three ounces I believe

[@백재중0_0]

It’s unjustified. Tbh it makes sense to do it. Some parents can hide stuff on or in their children to smuggle onboard or across to another country. How dare they do their job.

[@abbigailcarr2725]

Wow you’ve really lost the ability to critically think haven’t you?

[@백재중0_0]

@@abbigailcarr2725 😂 I’m sorry- if you’re being serious, read my comment again. I was being sarcastic!. “How dare they do their job” might have given that one away.

[@alexisriley1680]

I don’t see anything wrong with it honestly i mean come in she is just getting patted down, no big deal

[@glitzyx4x852]

It’s a Look plus it was for security the girl broke a rule so she had to be patted down

[@mufamily6015]

You say. No big deal look at the girl who was in the wheelchair she is so young and she's getting patted down!

[@nbtanasli]

@Doxil vik well that girl is being pat down by a WOMAN!! Can't you see?? Its her fault for bringin in juice (liquid) without seal.. Deal with it!!

[@johncoster2007]

Everything is a big deal now everything is either offensive triggering or sexually motivated all I saw here was a lady officer doing her job as a security professional at an airport I can understand that the young girl must have been mortified more than anything else like anyone would.

[@modwoost4011]

Alexis Riley getting patted down very aggressively

[@dogwomanhere]

Don't teach your child she is too precious, special, or entitled to deal with something so simple. There are bad guys who use children-that's the fact of live these days. She wasn't injured, abused, or tramatized by the agent doing her job-professionally. But YOU could create a negative memory or actions(by others) by throwing her out to the media & strangers. If I were her I'd be PO'ed with you for the embarrassment.

[@annstruble4679]

+Chris News the kid brought prohibited items to security. Dad let her. Its his fault. IF they found metal on her, and DIDNT search her they wouldve lost their jobs. They didnt abuse her. Her father obviously has never been patted down. I saw a TSA agent trying to be gentle and non-threatening to the girl.

[@daytimestudios3678]

I agree, I am disability guy and I have pat down, Go ahead, they are doing his/her job. For Christ sake, then stop long dressing. Just a jean and shirt. Or if so then you are not airplane then.

[@jessemastin9907]

you know what when I have a kid I'm going to teach her/him they are special cause to me they will and if you don't tell your child that you love them and they are special to you that could lead to depression and you know what depression can lead to suicide so just because you didn't teach your child that they are special to you and didn't teach them you love them they are dead you get that so I'm going to love my kid as much as I can with all my heart and more and teach her that they are special cause they ARE! P.S. I hate you

[@dogwomanhere]

+cheergirl awesome You are not understanding the point & taking it out of context. I am sorry for your pain.

[@jessemastin9907]

+Thomas Lee Howell that is one of the many things I'm trying to say

[@emilymcwilliams2221]

Lol. Quote inside edition. ' And look she's barefoot because TSA agents removed her shoes'. Lolllll the way the reporter said it😂😅

[@aurumisgreat]

I understand both sides. It can be humiliating and even scary to have a stranger touching you in such a way, especially in a public place, but they were doing their job and the agent was being very respectful. It makes you wonder, though. All that over a juice pouch? Could they not have tested it for materials or thrown it away if it was an issue?

[@juansebastianraadmeza9405]

They don’t know if they fit something else inside the juice box or the girl had something on her clothes. Smuggling illegal items by using kids or seemingly innocent objects is a common thing nowadays, better safe than sorry

[@rat_king1236]

I’m pretty sure you can ask to be taken to a private room if you’re uncomfortable

[@lilygarcia7560]

I don't get why that's such a big deal that she got a pat down at an airport. there have been crazy cases an an airport and that should be allowed. tbh I think the girl needs to get over herself and she needs to realize that she can't always get what she wants

[@yellurbandana]

Because it was over a juice box. Keeping us safe from such weapons!

[@yellurbandana]

enemy4 2day It wasn't full of explosive fluids, one. Two, it was in her personal bag, they'd no right.

[@yellurbandana]

enemy4 2day No, they had no right to search her. They do have certain equipment they can request to tell if it's a certain liquid. It's ridiculous that they did they did that.

[@dexter131]

Mrs. Cliffoconda They had EVERY right to search her, they dont need probably cause - shes flying on an airplane. No one FORCED her to be searched - it was just a stipulation of flying - they could have flown another time or not at all. She could have requested a body scan, but her father probably didnt want her exposed to the radiation, so the alternative is a pat down.. a very professional one at that. Learn the laws - dont just make them up as you see fit.

[@tylers7678]

+Mrs. Cliffoconda i went to the airport and got a pat down for a closed water bottle. they had every right to search me because I had a water bottle. they have to keep the world and the usa save.

[@jonquist7089]

This happens to thousands of people a week and suddenly its breaking news. C'mon now.

[@nbayoungboy4175]

Fr

[@biaastar_]

Ikr

[@Girlelsanna]

She's just over sensitive 10 yr old brat

[@AELMI_]

Definitely😩😤

[@xXArmageddon1382Xx]

The agent could’ve went a little faster with the pat down, but at least it wasn’t a man

[@bruhsoundeffect79]

xXArmageddon1382Xx so speed is better than safety hmmmmmmmmmmm HMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@v1p3r.b1t3]

I smell sexism

[@ddc5771]

♡ anxious.png ♡ she/he is not being sexist

[@v1p3r.b1t3]

Kawaii kimiws No, I mean they said “Atleast it wasn’t a man”

[@jasmimambrosio12]

♡ anxious.png ♡ IT'S NOT. He's/She's right lol

[@your_local_questerian]

i liked how the girl handled being patted down very well and didn't even get upset, just uncomfortable

[@KayXak]

I honestly think her parents told her to act extra during the interview tbh😪

[@sloth_guy3691]

Kay Zak they did. Look at the dads smile while she talks.

[@username10yearsago54]

Sloth_Guy wtfff

[@heyboo2247]

So they can sue them and get that money money $$$

[@howard3985]

That's right sweetie cry for daddy's new house

[@bellagarcia8264]

She's 10, she's going to have irrational emotions. No need to be "very very very very angry" over a simple pat down.

[@owenedwards118]

Oh yes at 10 I was overly dramatic still am now.

[@sophiaselden7764]

“All because of a juice box” I literally died

[@anomines777]

Sophia Selden you literally died? Hmm why haven’t I heard this one on the news?

[@fabeltjeskrantlezer5225]

RIP

[@Kalani_Saiko]

Juice box?! They must be juice smugglers!

[@Turtle-.-]

@@Kalani_Saiko Always need to double-check due to liquid explosives.

[@ayodele5373]

@DJ Marc it’s actually just their protocol, if she let the girl go she could’ve been fired by not following the correct procedures

[@Aviator6000]

Alternate title: we ran out of real news

[@ebencipe]

This girl needs to be taught that this protocol is being done objetively. She has to put that above her impression and feelings.

[@asher1013]

Being scared and uncomfortable in these situations is very valid. It’s ok that she is voicing that feeling. She is a ten year old, she probably never had a pat down like this before. First time experiences with new things can be scary. I do agree that it really didn’t need a whole ass news story over. But she should be able to feel emotions. She probably knows it’s protocol. But that doesn’t mean she can’t voice that her fight or flight response was activated during the search.

[@ebencipe]

@@asher1013 Its okay to have feelings and to voice that, but it shouldnt be the end of a child's understanding of the reality vs what she knows.

[@yeshuaislord6880]

Yeah she just needs to deal with it. I've felt lots of uncomfortable things and just because some of them made me cry doesn't mean someone else was wrong. When I was going to an airport in Shanghai to go to another part of China as a child, I had a cute little scissors that was precious to me and I brought it to the airport. The staff took my precious from me and I cried and threatened to kill and slaughter the security lady to her face, she understood how I felt and what I said but she still said they have no choice but to take the scissors even if I wanted to kill her (I was 6 or 7 years old). Well guess what, protocol is protocol, me or anyone else crying doesn't mean anything because security is first, emotions 2nd and you can do whatever else afterwards. Unfortunately I never managed to kill her but they did their job

[@VoiceDivine]

That won’t make someone not uncomfortable

[@suspicious-channel]

She has nothing to worry about lmao, at her age I broke my back and had an organ removed.

[@gracesears7980]

At least they had a woman doing it

[@juanflores9882]

Grace Sears Fr

[@millieroca262]

Grace Sears Women can be creeps to girls and boys, it’s not just the men

[@amandakash1109]

A hard lesson, about being patted down like the rest of the world. SO TOUGH!

[@hillarygarcia3936]

No one needs your sarcasom right now

[@Alex-ve6ey]

Hillary Garcia i for one enjoyed her sarcasm

[@lilyjones3490]

Yeah get over it

[@MariaAbrams]

Girl, I feel the same way when it happens to me. The agent was right, we don't live in a make sense world. We live in a world where kids kill people, and parents strap bombs to their babies. It's horrible, but it keeps people safe. I do feel uncomfortable watching this be done to a Lil girl and I know she was embarrassed, so maybe it should have been done in private, behind a screen with her parents. While I agree that it's a bit much, I agree more with people being safe. However, I am sorry she had to go through this and it is upsetting. But it's even more upsetting when people fly planes into buildings or bring bombs on board.

[@sophiefawcett617]

I was patted down when I was 7 bc of a necklace I was wearing that set off the metal detector Honestly I didn’t think it was that bad. Just a little weird

[@djenekamara9581]

Me too I forgot I was wearing the necklace other wise I would’ve taken it off.

[@abbieslashwidward]

I was going to a shawn mendes concert with my friends and my phone or the change in my purse made my phone beep? it was weird

[@fabdav333]

hey America, is this what we must be offended by today?

[@Qrayon]

Yes.

[@Jagdcmmdo]

People worry about trump more than the war in Syria spreading, or a terrorist attacking in America

[@MCTimTime]

I thought inside edition was Canadian

[@redspammer9344]

This is the number of time she said very 👇🏽

[@anothergenericgamer_]

we all have to do uncomfortable things to function in society. Its called living. Youre not going to last if "this" breaks you.

[@shibuyes]

Looks like she’s being encouraged by her parents that coming to this sort of conclusion is completely rational and acceptable. This was a while ago so I truly hope she didn’t become a karen

[@gameshowguy2000]

*NO. FEELINGS FIRST, EVERY TIME, ALL THE TIME. THAT'S THE LAW. THEY'RE NOT DOING THEIR JOBS AND YOU BETTER NOT DISAGREE WITH ME AGAIN. OTHERWISE THERE WILL BE CONSEQUENCES. THAT'S NOT A THREAT. THAT'S A PROMISE. THE AGENT WAS ACTING OUT OF LINE AND HURT THE GIRL'S FEELINGS. END OF STORY.*

[@gameshowguy2000]

And no... *WE DON'T NEED TO DO UNCOMFORTABLE THINGS TO FUNCTION IN SOCIETY. THAT'S LIKE RUDOLPH HAVING TO FLY IN A SNOWSTORM ON CHRISTMAS EVE WITHOUT HIS SHINY RED NOSE.*

[@deanakalova3063]

that was the agents job. shouldn't of had the juice in the bag. should have followed the rules of no liquids that size for carry-on, then the whole incident would have been avoided.

[@zeroxlulu]

Exactly.

[@annstruble4679]

+jouxpane Common sense says that when you have a well posted list of rules, you follow them. Dad is the one to blame, not the girl...she paid the price. The TSA agent was doing her job.

[@deanakalova3063]

+jouxpane I wish we lived in a world where we didn't have to worry about terrorists using young cute white girls to carry out their acts, but I think we do. just because it has not happened yet, doesn't mean it is not possible for it to happen in the future. the female agent, who does carry a badge to perform the pat downs, was completely professional, she did not remove her clothes, touch any private areas, nor were there any cavity searches. did the girl like it, hell no! but for the greater good of mankind, she had to endure a two minute search... life goes on , she was not violated in any way. trained adults touching children under special circumstances to perform their jobs is not a "touching festival". are you kidding me? I guess I had better go file charges to the two physicians who performed my sons double orthiopexy when he was twelve, and the female radiologist who ultrsounded his festival, naked, when he was 11, and the triage nurses who touched his penis , when they changed his wounds, not to mention, the pediatrician who several times has had him drop trousers and cough..did he like Any of this...nooooo! did he want to run and hide. yes... but they were doing there JOBS... touching festival....really...

[@deanakalova3063]

+Mathewson Bunch testicals * not festivals... auto correct.

[@nicolen1216]

+jouxpane I see your point but it's the whole point of if they made that exception then where do they draw the line? It just has to be a strict policy of no exceptions or the whole thing would be unfair and discriminatory

[@ggsewell1574]

She felt like throwing a tantrum because she brought something she wasn't supposed to?

[@instagramposts2624]

Georgie Sewell that girl is over dramatic

[@belmum1689]

Georgie Sewell.......Exactly

[@qrousmerosster6926]

When I was 7 this happened to me they also did a drug test on me I did not feel violated

[@faribajan]

WHATT,a drug test , that is unnecessary

[@qrousmerosster6926]

@@jeffreytheaviatorandtreeen9430 because the guy behind me had weed and they thought I had it

[@Xaol]

qrousme rosster Ah, I understand

[@qrousmerosster6926]

In what case that apple I didn't fell violated

[@trialerrorsharer9398]

Why would they drug test a seven year ols

[@rand0mlyamazing380]

" And look, she's barefoot!" -oh the misery

[@oajjajajaj]

everybody wants to be my enemy 😔

[@tilly22x]

The pat down would have happened to children aswell, because people could sneak things on children. Its their job, they don't choose this.

[@marklego4750]

HeyyIts Tilly ya they do choose this . Who forced this job onto them or the way this was handled

[@tilly22x]

Mark Lego true, but they have to check everyone or people could smuggle things onto children.

[@marklego4750]

HeyyIts Tilly no

[@tilly22x]

Payton Carlsgaard exactly, it's not like they want to do it to children, but in the end people could sneak things on children because no one checks children.

[@calystahelenamercy5997]

I think u never been touch before i have and its nothing then anger and sadness

[@KalidescopeKreations]

just follow the rules explain to your kids why the patdown is happening its for safety regardless of race, age, sex they will pat you down if you break rules or look sketchy i mean tbh the little girl in the wheel chair just didnt understand and that sucks but its not abuse its these people's jobs

[@katyunderthebed6358]

so 👏🏻 true 👏🏻 seriously i got patted down when i was around her age, i was fine. my parents explained it to me, and told me why it was happening. ugh,

[@ezgreviews6775]

Unless your Michael Jackson

[@theavastark6463]

Woodchip now ur talking your on the right track the kid isn't special she's human and she will be treated like everyone else I don't care if she's a girl because that changes nothing

[@theavastark6463]

EZG Reviews or me

[@ezgreviews6775]

Tony Stark lol

[@dlg.studios5649]

0:50 “Discovered a carton of juice in her purse!” **Shows juice pouch

[@ayodele5373]

i’ve been patted down multiple times… in some airports everyone gets a patdown no matter what. the girl wasn’t violated in anyway and they didn’t do anything wrong, it’s literally just their job and its in place to protect people. the fact that this even made the news is bizarre considering this is normal and nothing new. only a certain type of person would consider this pat-down as something that’s wrong 😭

[@roccozikarsky7025]

She's a spoilt girl. Yeah, you may not have anything on you, but they don't know that.

[@Oatmeal_is_kinda_good]

Trap.Nation but was all tht other touching really necessary

[@jaded8578]

i don't see what this has to do with being spoiled

[@Karmen2010]

Puppy Star Yes! I had it done too and I survived

[@makunahatata2406]

I mean, liquids aren’t allowed on aircraft sooo the dad and the girl should of known thay

[@daisy.elvira]

The girl could’ve forgotten

[@makunahatata2406]

Maybe but the father shouldn’t of forgotten, if she did forget sure maybe, the dad should of known and said along the lines of, “sweetie, we can just get a drink on the plane, we don’t have to bring our own” or something like that, the father should of known

[@kakashi5696]

@@daisy.elvira they have signs everywhere and they tell you

[@spyfalls_]

True

[@mattm8108]

When I was 5 I had my favorite sippy cup taken away because there was still water in it

[@janetsteponaitis4564]

Oh my god their so overreacting! I was patted down at age 8 and I was fine!

[@hugoarcada]

Nice sheep mentality there. Straight into the gulags.

[@drea94]

Janet Steponaitis That doesn't make it okay.

[@ruffystuffy6565]

drake. When I was ten I was patted down and my mom said she was fine with it cuz she wanted me to learn not to being juice without her permission I also brought juice and now I learned I shouldn't have

[@bri-pu3wg]

Do you think patting a child's breasts is fine? Probably do. 🖕

[@opheliaye-germond153]

Janet Steponaitis that was patted down a little past the line

[@imbyz]

This is horrible! She is treated like everyone else!

[@Javijavijavi]

all of this couldve been avoided if people knew what to bring on planes. come on... just buy the damn juice box after you pass security. I've gotten patted down ever since i was 8 because i travel a lot to se my family lmao and THEY'RE DOING THEIR JOB. this is just ridiculous lol

[@Jackson_Harris]

Javi Seriously smh

[@JaneDoe-zt5ci]

Javi the parents objected to it first of all but they did it anyway, and they were excessive with her private parts which was the problem not the pat down

[@angelwood7729]

Javi yep

[@majormana1]

That rule is so dumb

[@stephenchambers4105]

Javi its just that people now get offended over anything they get triggered over people doing their job

[@kevinbeach6431]

"Very very very VERY, angry"

[@mangosundayyy]

Kevin Beach "very very very very VERY"*

[@nobelplayes283]

It's a short pat down done by a female agent doing there job. There is nothing to be upset about here. Tell me what was wrong

[@hugoarcada]

Prison planet. You failed to see it. Wake up.

[@sophiegail7133]

She just wants attention

[@fbi9032]

This happend to me and i didn’t think anything. They need to do that for safety, it’s there job. She just wants attention if u ask me

[@Girlelsanna]

I know right, I hate oversensitive brats

[@gamerslatestnews819]

I know right she’s a brat

[@toby1407]

1:51 This honestly broke my heart

[@cindypicadomolina7814]

Yeah,I get why the little girl was upset because why would you pat down a little girl in a wheelchair? What could that little girl possibly be hiding in her jacket or wheelchair?! That's kind of offense because they agent is putting their hands and patting down everywhere on that little girls body's and she's sensitive because of her spine. It made me sad to see her crying and even say "I don't wanna go to Disney World no more" because someone she didn't know was touching her and searching her and her wheelchair as if she was hiding something dangerous

[@itsariana955]

@@cindypicadomolina7814 drugs bombs firearms and many other things

[@MoniqNkeila]

The Wolf Twins you can imagine what people hide, you have to treat everyone like a threat, if you think everyone in a wheelchair is free to go how is that effective?

[@classonbread5757]

@@cindypicadomolina7814 this happened once in Spain a parent knew their child won't be checked properly so they hid coke in her clothes

[@tyeshab2010]

who cares??? I just want to be safe for my flight

[@tyeshab2010]

Why would I feel bad for them making sure my flight is safe ...I don't care if babies got searched...as long as my flight home don't include death by terrorist attacks

[@likeaboss512]

Tyesha Brown the tsa have not prevented a single threat. threats that have made it on the plane have been thwarted by passengers the tsa only gives you the illusion of being safe

[@patrickcarney2126]

likeaboss512 would you fly if there was no tsa?

[@tyeshab2010]

Patrick Carney exactly...I for sure would not

[@BlueAcid9]

+Tyesha Brown You're just a mindless slave. +Patrick Carney Hell yeah you idiot, we got by just find for nearly 100 years without the TSA.

[@greer8288]

Get over it. She was doing her job. She wasn't trying to feel up your bony body

[@jakyrahsanchez]

CALM DOWN

[@Kaykayflockaaa]

LMFAO

[@gocrazyahhgostupid9208]

Bro, really? Now everyone would've really been cutting up if it was a man but it was a woman checking her. I don't understand why she was so uncomfortable. I would've only been uncomfortable if it was a man patting me down. But it was a woman. She had to take her shoes off. Okay. So. I'm not saying her dad would do something like that, but people DO use their child to do bad things such as stealing in a store or so forth. It's just procedure.

[@positivevibesonly1156]

Ja'Maia Duncan i agree that happend to me cause i had some junk in my pocket so they had to check me and they must do it soo

[@unisafff9961]

Ja'Maia Duncan woman can be as nasty as men

[@lizaramirez-garcia5944]

The smile I saw on the dad while the kid was talking made me thing. I’m so proud she is passing her baby KAREN test

[@angelknight15]

Lmao 🤣

[@sunitasanjay7032]

That's a good one! Lmao 🤣

[@Mcoogie]

Omg I literally wrote in my comment that she is the Karen of tomorrow. The very (10) was VERY INDICATIVE! Haha

[@daddysgirl4141]

🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭

[@diogo9262]

Right. I was thinking to myself: "Why is this man so happy?"

[@bennukat5821]

I don't see anything wrong. They dramatic af. Atleast these people do their job right.

[@KyleEvra]

Safety over feelings in my opinion.