Transportation Security Administration officers allegedly sexually assaulted commercial airline passengers at three major U.S. international airports, according to documents obtained by a government watchdog group.
Judicial Watch received 58 pages of sexual assault allegations following a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security after the agency failed to respond to a March 5, 2014 Freedom of Information Act request.
Victims of the sexual assault allegations said they were “shocked,” “violated,” and “humiliated,” documents show.
One woman said a female TSA agent “placed both palms against my breasts and I was shocked, humiliated, alarmed and assaulted and said ‘Stop!’”
