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    Victim accidentally strayed into full-body scanner

    Published: March 25, 2010
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    London: A security worker at London's Heathrow Airport has received a police warning and faces disciplinary action over claims he ogled a female colleague using a full-body scanner, officials said yesterday.

    The 25-year-old worker made lewd comments after his colleague Jo Margetson, 29, mistakenly strayed into the scanner, which can see through clothes to produce an image of the body, the Sun newspaper reported.

    The case is believed to be the first of its kind since the full-body scanners were rushed into service at a number of British airports.

    They are now being rolled out at airports across the world.

    Details of the incident at Heathrow's Terminal 5 on March 10 emerged on the day lawmakers said concerns that the scanners were intrusive had been overblown.

    Margetson told the Sun she had been "traumatised" by what had happenedand had informed police and her bosses at the airport's operator BAA.

    "We treat any allegations of inappropriate behaviour or misuse of security equipment very seriously and these claims are being investigated thoroughly," said a spokeswoman for BAA.

    "If found to be substantiated, we will take appropriate action."

    A Metropolitan Police spokesman said officers had been informed of the allegation and "a first instance harassment warning has been issued to a 25-year-old man".

    Opponents of scanners have argued since their introduction that they risked breaching individuals' rights to privacy. Britain's Equality and Human Rights Commission has already said they might be breaking discrimination and privacy laws.

    "For every official caught ogling like this, there are plenty more eyeing up law-abiding travellers," Alex Deane, director of the Big Brother Watch campaign group, told the Sun.
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    They know the naked scanner shows everything and they are unwilling to go through it or seen in it by anyone yet they tell everyone else to go through it.

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    Re: Airport worker scans colleague

    well im not sure what else they were expecting

    just because someone looks all official and in uniform, doesn't mean they are people of integrity.
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    ...desperate for husnul-khitaam...


    please make dua that Allah grants me a good end (to my life). please make dua that Allah guides me.


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    Re: Airport worker scans colleague

    A fine example of how you see everything in vivid colors and know who is going through the machine. Security my a$$, its a pervert machine for the sickos!


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