Mom Furious Over 13-Year-Old Son's Airport Pat-Down: We Were Treated Like Dogs
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A mom is furious over the TSA's pat-down of her son. "We were treated like dogs," she said. "I am livid." Jennifer Williamson says the pat-down happened after TSA agents found a laptop in her 13-year-old son's carry-on bag as it went through the scanned at Dallas-Fort Worth airport. Williamson says they were detained for more than an hour and missed their flight to California as a result. #InsideEdition
“That’s cause they’re not doing their security properly”
*does it properly
“ we were treated like dogs”
karen moment
She just wants a gofundme!
Karen
IT WAS CLOSE TO HIS PRIVATE
I know. The TSA is pretty overkill most of the time, but they were just following protocol, this lady (in my opinion) would probably sue a police officer for arresting a 12 year old because he was carrying a gun.
Mother: "We were treated like dogs!"
Officer: "You were treated like everyone else"
Mother: "Exactly, we don't deserve that type of treatment"
"Everyone is a dog except for me 😎"
@@A_itsar Dont make me send you to jesus
@@dumbedits6737 Do you not get it’s their job?
Lol
😂😂😂😂
It makes me happy seeing that nobody is backing up the mother
Every person who has been patted down because they "look" like they might be a terrorist is vindicated here lol.
The TSA should be disbanded, losing freedoms because of a few extremists makes zero sense.
Help me. AMEN to that!!!
The kid has a sensory processing disorder
@@TheTechBite bro finna start complaining when his plane is going down at 400 mph and is going to blowup with no survivors on impact
She's full of it. If she were at the airport watching someone else's kid pat down she wouldn't say a word
💯
What the hell do you mean this is completely unnecessary for a whole one hour you don’t know that you wouldn’t say a word and if you didn’t that’s because a lot of people don’t like confrontation people like you were just suck the Joy out of living it was a joy in the situation but really you just suck it all away from us
She certainly is full of it - full of calories.
@@rumeunner3245 😆
I mean its HER child...
“We were treated like dogs”
Arent dogs treated like a normal person?
Better than normal people also she is the karen of all karens
Luis_ is _MlG ya lol
I treat my dogs, and my cats, better than I treat my friends.
Yep some dogs even sleep in the beds of the owner, these dogs getting kissed on the mouth, getting expensive accessories, getting luxury meals 😂
I treat my cat and dog like kings and queens they be getting a full on dinner cuddles and I bought two key boards bc my cats want mine so now they got their own and my dog got around 15 toys and they all got a bed like a small one tho but sometimes sleep on mine they feel like they own the darn house mate LITERALLY
Omfg. So entitled.
"Why do I have to take my shoes off, I'm not a terrorist"
"Oh that's right, we only make terrorist do that, sorry."
-Louis C.K.
😜
Like the Palestinians
The boy did have mental health issues and the did pat him down inappropriately
I get stopped EVRY TIME out of bad luck
But it’s only ever quick and when I was younger the officer would try to be calming and friendly
Idk I understand what you mean but a one hour pat down is a unusually long time
But my mane concern is the guards were informed that the boy suffered form mental health issues and proceeded to violate his space without so much as a comforting word
They were detained for over an hour and missed their flight? How is that entitlement?
@@Eliot_86 yeah they went way to near to his privates
I got selected for a random pat down when I was 13, you'll never guess what happened next! Absolutely nothing because this is how airports work! I mean honestly can you imagine the carnage that happens when this woman is asked to pull out her ID at a liquor store
The kid has a sensory processing disorder
Actually I cannot. I can imagine what will happen if they don't ask her for an ID, and how offended she will be because they think she looks too old to be carded, since she is a Karen.
Well this proves that she's never been to an airport 🤷♀️
It's a normal pat down, everyone is being patted down like that.
Wait what.... I’ve never gotten pat down before.
@@skylovermc2146 only happens when they find things that trigger the scanner or suspect you of doing something
I’ve been pat down before. But that was excessive over the shoulders like really. There is literally nothing there and he went back there 3 times. But you know what not every TSA agent cares about your well being. I’ve only been “swiped” two times not like four times. But then again I didn’t have suspicious items on me. I just have Cochlear Implants which will activate the sensor and will damage the processor.
@Stevie D Vee D, big DD A.) He wasn’t crying, he just looked uncomfortable B.) He has the touchy disorder whatever it’s called. C.) That was an excessive pat down of his arms.
Yeah I accidentally left something in my bag lol they patted me down a bit uncomfortable when they start nearing your balls lol
"it took an hour"
2 minutes of pat downs
and 58 minutes of mum being a Karen
True
@@jaedanrose7939 haha your funny :)
@@jaedanrose7939 bro what? Quit trolling because pat downs do not take an hour.
She said they were detained for a hour not pad down!
@@jaedanrose7939 exactly bro
Unnecessary and unacceptable.
“We were treated with utter disrespect”
Literally just getting a pat down because they HAVE to it’s literally mandatory
You literally need a thesaurus.
Missing a flight for a pat down though?
Literally how airport security works...
@@Amber12344 Delusional
I mean I kinda agree however in the UK it's less vigorous (dont know what word to use there😂)
Not for people with special needs ..they have other procedures for them.
Look it up...it's facts
Pickleball_24 666 likes
*time to ruin it*
No not like that
She records, but doesn't say anything to the man patting her son down."
Okay alright.
she was hoping they would do more...interesting stuff together.
Karen
airport camera for people walking there?
She was jealous because they didn't patted her
@@DavidHalverson chill
'Sensitive touch disorder' is just a fancy way of saying you're ticklish. The young man was a trooper 💪
Bro shut up I know people with that it’s not ticklish it’s mental
You win for this comment. That was epic!😂
I'm sure he's autistic, but he didn't seem to be in turmoil over it, she's the one making a big deal.
I also worked as security at the airport. Some passengers were really upset, this control is absolutely normal.
Some told us that we should only check the terrorists, we then told them to look at the passengers and tell us which of them was a terrorist, then they were silent.
These people don't have to fly anyway, you can also take the train, ship, car.....
Ships have the same security searches
The mother: he is sensitive to being touched by strangers
The kid: *casually T-posing*
@Madelyn Buzek It's A Joke, If U Can't Take It, Leave It
@@theraven.4 she asked if they can do it some other way tho
Probably thinking: god my mom is so embarrassing
@@theraven.4 did u even watch the video. she said she told them before the pat down
@@theraven.4 doesn’t provide evidence that she didn’t
*Airport security does a routine security check so every passenger's safety is granted*
"We we're treated like dogs"
Joonas yeah but don’t you think an hour is a little too long? They even missed their flight!
Salim they said the pat down took 2 minutes. The mother most likely held themselves up by trying to talk to them
@@YoungMadz. they were not detained for search, they were there for an hour because they had to get a TSA manager (they don't wear uniforms), and that individual called airport police.
Garrett Baschenvloir then that’s their fault🤷🏽♀️
Joonas
The difference between this situation and another pat down is that this is a 13 year old child with a disability
as being a POC who gets stopped just for the way i look and gets extra security checks…its so funny to me how she thinks this is “terrible” treatment
everything has to be about you doesn't it, can't live a day without being a victim
@@apollo1694 right like no asked if you’re a POC 😂
shut up not everything is about you and if you get stopped by the way you look then maybe sort yourself out
I’m happy to see the comments believe that the TSA officer was just doing his job and there was nothing wrong.
IKR
would you rather go on a plane with someone having a bomb or get patted down for 1 minute
Same here
Nah, his patdown was a bit too intimate.
People want security, but the don’t want “security” to happen the them.
@Leo Lopez Hey hey Obama was Wonderful IDOIT
@Leo Lopez what does biden or obama have to do with the comment you replied to?
Oh Da DEM
@@aewloejplayz5723 what did he say cause he deleted his comment
@@hammanego He said this all had to do with Obama is what is said
I got patted down when I was 12, my brother when he was 6. THIS IS PERFECTLY NORMAL. YOU WOULD HIDE DRUGS ON KIDS
EXACTLY in Spain I was patted down and they swabbed my hand for drugs. I was 9 at the time, stuff like this happens. My mom quite frankly respected the airport security. They’re just trying to keep everyone safe
Literally one guy hid like something pounds of drugs between the screen of his laptop to try to smuggle it, people use kids, it's not that rare unfortunately. Don't get why she's flipping out over someone doing their job
I had to go through sercurity when I was 6 as well and other people around me and my family also did and nothing happened nobody complained why is the person in video complaining
I got touched when I was 6
@@JohnWickkkk what
How horrible! Seeing them being treated like everyone else boils my blood!
Weird how he is 19 now - time flies by
This is horrible! That kid gets treated like every body else!!!!
Like everybody as human. So what is the problem. I want them treated him like a princess or king. What a dump ass
That woman doesn't even have a neck
They have a sensory processing disorder, it says it at the beginning of the video
@@coconutmomentyeah Did the kid complain?
@@wisebuilding3079 yeah
That's just a Karen's reaction. Get over it.
That’s a caring mother not a Karen
@ginger ninja lewis The dude was just DOING HIS JOB!!! That IS being a Karen...
matthew The Faak !
When he is so sensitive than he shouldn‘t fly . The security did their duty . The mother could have abused the son with smuggling bombs or drugs . This happens sometimes !!!
Yare Yare what is going on
Ok ya but cmon they missed their flight even if that was a Karen reaction but then again she could have said something she was just quiet the whole time
Imagine incorrectly going through a TSA checkpoint and being mad when you get searched. You played yourself
Anyone that uses “treated like dogs” might not be a good pet owner
They probably missed the flight because of the time she wasted by making a fuss about a pat down
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If the family just took all electronics out of the bag LIKE YOUR SUPPOSED TO when going through customs this would have never happened.
I agree but they shouldn't have missed their flight
@@putinsthirdtoe8800 they missed their flight because the lady went to talk to managers about it.
After your checked you go on your way to collect your items. And get out of there as fast as you can just to avoid confusion
You're*
Yes.
Oooooh thank you for that piece of info. I'm not a flyer, so I couldn't understand why a laptop caused alarm.
If an officer does not pat down a suspicious person it can lead to someone's death. So with that being said the officer did nothing wrong
my condolences 💔🕊 ..
I watched and rewatched it as as a former TSA officer. This officer didn't do ANYTHING WRONG. I'm surprised that more people aren't saying this.
If I could get a pat down I would like for you to pat me down over anyone else
@@lynnettecapobianco2757 that's kinda werid but ok
@@lynnettecapobianco2757 hellll naa ur weird. Gay
@@ysoutdoorgaming3367 ur pathetic and a menace to society....dont you have a sense of humor Dumbo!!!
The problem is this lady feels like her opinion matters. Cause people never use kids to traffic drugs
I'm not seeing why she's so upset. You chose to fly. This is security.
yeah but its pretty rare to actually get patted down like this. normally you just walk though the thing and sometimes they pull random ppl aside and rub that drug detection thing on your hands. (at least that is my experience) If you decline walking though the scanner they might pat you down but not extensively
I almost got patted in the middle of the airport NOT IN HOLDING by a male officer for wearing rings and earrings and a belt. I had to take them all off had to hold up my pants but had to have my arms out went to hand my mom my CHAPSTICK and almost got tackled. So what y’all don’t see could be security treating someone wrongly. I WAS 11 WHAT AM I GOING TO FREAKING HIDE IN MY CHAPSTICK! OH SORRY MAYBE IT WAS JUST MY STARBURST EATING IN CLASS HACK!
@@meganliles2003 wow thats crazy. I am sorry that happened to you. I've accidentally had a candy wrapper in my pocket when going though that round scanner thing and all they did was ask if there was anything in my pocket and I was like oops and thew it away. I guess unfortunately not everyone is treated the same :'(
@@igglepiggle1215 maybe accepted but not expected, I never see that much so it would be a surprise.
@@chihuahua0965 not at all
“We were treated like dogs”
Me: *pats dog down for hidden weapons*
This makes me feel great that Karen is not my mom.
this mom is the type of person to be "offended" everytime someone says something she doesn't like.
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This is literally what happens at the airport....
But the pat down doesn't take that long? And they don't squeeze your limbs like that.
@@coldfrenchfry5181 2 minutes
@@MaeaCh they were detained for the rest of the hour
@@sciencewizard2861 they were “detained” because the mom decided to yell at security for doing their job
only in america. in other side of world, they have scanner and trained dog to do drug/weapon scan
"I know my rights and obligations. I am a citizen of the United States if America and I deserve my rights. I have read up on various articles stating that a citizen of the United States of America has rights and that everyone should be treated with respect"
I can’t believe someone would ever do their job! Truly a horrible crime.
freak
Wait….. so what’s the problem? How were they being “treated as dogs?”
That's what i'm sayin!
I believe they were forced to wear collars and told to bark when told. They was only given a bowl of water too
@acooluser4me What do you mean areas that people don't like being touched? His armpit?
@acooluser4me
1. rules
2. rules
3. rules
@acooluser4me 1. They did listen but it's still required for security purposes read the full story
2. while I understand that no one likes to be touched like that it's the procedure that only takes two minutes, would you rather they didn't do it at all for something to happen, then people would blame it on the security.
3. The laptop triggered an explosive detection machine again read the full story
Don't take all news reports at face value most of the time they leave out details to exaggerate situations they were not treated any differently from other people or in a disrespectful manner all procedures were met the mother was just overreacting
"We were treated like minorities, er, I mean, criminals"
😂😂😂
@@leahsilvas836 the joke is that minorites get treated like that on a day to day basis.
hahhhhahahah😂
rick johnson minorities get patted down by tsa on a daily basis.
I JUST FARTED SOMETHING AWFUL your username
My only question is why they were supposedly detained for “more than an hour” if the pat-down took “approximately two minutes.”
How horrible! I couldent imagine helping the safety of others!
Oh geez they’re doing their job
Mother: SoMeOnE cALL tHe PoLiCe
Izzy _cookiecat r u dumb😒, they could have done something else, they could have just scanned him instead, much easier ass
@@hihigh1017 nah they were doing there job. For all they know that kids laptop was a laptop in disguise and is actually a bomb🤷♂️ They trying to prevent another 9/11.
I will defeat Ray Mak I thought you were ray mak for a second till I saw ur username🤣
@@hihigh1017 lol a lot of people do. That’s why I use the same picture so people will look.
@@iwilldefeatraymak1384 It sure worked. I don’t even know who he is, but it still made me look lol
if he does has a sensory processing disorder, which i do myself, and he’s sensitive to touch he would’ve been having a panic attack and crying. sounds fake to me
Not everyone responds the same way. He could have had Dyspraxia, Sensory Under-Responsive, or Sensory Craving, stuff like that. Not everyone, like you may have, has over-responsive subtype. He could also have been getting treatment. That's like saying someone with cancer that doesn't die immediately is fake just because you know a loved one who passed away days after getting diagnosed.
@Benjamin Chesson I'm sorry you have to suffer through that.
Or has gone to therapy and/or has it controlled
This mom is just finding little things to argue about
ニャー the point is, he reacted well, and the mom made it sound he was going to have a tantrum if he was patted down.
Say you’ve never flown before without saying you’ve never flown before.
Airport: *finds laptop*
Airport: He probably has drugs on him
Airport: *finds weapon*
Airport: You may pass
@Thiefs 1 its just a joke
Coolio Coliflower True though! My mom had a knife comb thing 😂 and they didn’t even care
@Tow Mater How do you believe a joke is true? If anyone or even yourself believes a joke is true, then you're plain stupid. Of course, in some instances, it could be true, but jokes shouldn't be taken literately.
Tow Mater r/woosh
Tow Mater
First of all I didn’t tell a joke.
Second you don’t seem to get the joke here.
She just gives off that "how dare they" vibes when it's literally their job
@@coconutmomentyeah the response was unnecessary. 1. They were doing their job and 2. It's not like the boy was alone with the officer where nobody else was watching him do anything else but his job.
I remember when I used to bartend and I was also told to ID anyone even though if they walk in with a cane. As dumb as I thought it was I did it because it was what I was paid to do. My opinion didn't matter, and neither did the peoples opinion that hated when I would ask for their ID.
@@LewEl26 yeah that’s fair, sorry I wrote this when I was sleep deprived.
I kinda didn’t think about the fact that it’s on the news because she brought it there.
I guess I just felt like nobody was trying to be sympathetic??
I feel dumb for making that comment now, thank you for correcting me.
I’m just gonna delete that real quick sorry.
karens
She’s a Karen
Can you say, “white privilege”?
Do not fly if your child can not deal with a pat down
"The security should he ashamed of themselves! How can i smuggle a c4 onto a plane when they treat us like this???"
As a parent, prepare your child for the potential TSA searches, help be sure they follow rules (ie-REMOVE ALL ELECTRONICS) and stay calm and explain how/why they do this.
the laptop was in the carry-on, which is extremely normal for basically every single person ever to go on a plane in the 21st century. this was unwarranted.
They took our then 15 month old daughter from us, to an area about 100' away, and were digging around IN her diaper. Our "crime?" One way tickets because we were moving.
Kinda hard to prepare a child for that, but ok.
Yes
“As a parent.” No way, is there an actual elusive parent in the comment section? That’s a rare opinion!
@@EnderSpy007 It was just procedure to be sure. It happens a lot, random things triggering the sensors and people get pat down for nothing. It is just a security measure.
When I was 16, my dad was escorting me to my gate when I was flying to Nashville. TSA wanted to pat me down. My dad had to tell them that I’m a minor, meaning that my dad would have to come in the room and witness them patting me down. I got patted down. I didn’t want to scream or throw a tantrum. My dad didn’t complain too much while they were doing it. After I was good, we all well on with the rest of our days.
In my Country when I was also 16 going to Singapore, They knew I was a minor but made me go behind my brother anyways. I was patted down by a searching stick and a metal detector then went into an X-ray Scanner, took about a minute till I reach my Brother.
I was on the line with my teenage daughter to board the plane. After about half of the people already went in, the agent stopped my daughter to search her carry-on. I thought that was weird. I had never seen anybody's carry-on getting searched at that point, after having already gone through security.
Yeah i got pat down as a minor too but my dad didn't have to ask anything because it was just next the gate and everyone could see it .i beep while passing the gate and security just ask me to stand next to the gate . I didn't say anything and I'm someone who hates being touch even my mother don't touch me.
Good story 👏
@@thelagginggamer1309 thas normal since in singapore where i live the security is much more strist thas why u had to go through that its normal here
I would be livid if I were to get patted down. I know it’s completely necessary, but I wouldn’t want anyone touching my body.
Its understandable that she is furious because her son felt like he did something wrong due to his disorder but there is no other way to check him.
He and his mom left a laptop in the bag. His disorder didn't cause this, his mother's negligence did.
Karen: AYO HE'S SENSITIVE TO TOUCH NOO MY POOR BABY >:C
Kid: *Casually standing*
ong
Lol I know
Casually T-posing
Ikr but that doesnt mean hes not sensative hes just following the rules. I have that myself as part of autism but if he had to pat me i waoould be very uncomfortable and probs be crying but id still follow the rules like this kid
Kid looks calm I doubt he’s that sensitive, I think the mom is crazy overreacting or trying to build a case to sue.
“We were treated like dogs” but dogs don’t get patted down
Bryant Baugh ikr, and was there even a leash involved.
Actually dogs do get searched. Go look at comedian Drew Lynch and his service dog, Stella that travels a lot.
Bryant Baugh lol. Ha ha
Bryant Baugh young dogos get patted down 🅱OI
Bryant Baugh ikr
You’re literally recording the man doing his job, while your son stands there seemingly unbothered, and you’re crying about it. All the while we’re watching this man do nothing. And this is why I’ve keep my distance from certain people. Without a camera she would have adjusted her story for more sympathy
what is she even talking about with the sensitive to touch statement her son was perfectly calm and collected.
That’s a normal pat down tho....
What! The boy literally had a t-shirt on with shorts, why would he touch every part in his body???
Normal pat?? The man touched him more than needed
He wasn't wearing anything bulky, one touch could have easily found if anything was there
MysticMaxx How do you that “one touch” is enough to easily find anything? Have you pat-down someone at the airport?
@@william... seemed normal to me. What is your definition of a "pat down"?
i mean the tsa repeat "take all laptops out of bags" hundreds of times when your on that long as line.
Dogs like that cant read or understand human
So now checking for safety at an airport is
_”We we’re treated like dogs”_
I was waiting for the actual footage of them being treated like dogs. I cant believe this women is serious.
I mean if you say “don’t pat him down “ I think they’d be more suspicious”
Welcome to the post 9/11 era where no one could be too careful and you're held to the same expectations as everyone else.
lmaooooo if it was any other race this wouldnt have made news , her white privilege card got declined
@@deekswarner7283 true
@@deekswarner7283 yeah the privilege that doesnt exist
@@carljohnson-fc6el You get followed around in stores because of your race? You get "special airport searches" because of your religious headscarf? Stop being delusional.
@@nala6846 what but statistically it shows more likelihood of someone with black or Arab background to have a weapon on them then whites or Asians. Not me being racist just statistics
Does the mom really think anyone cares😭😭😭
Literally everyone goes through this
The security is just doing his job... I think it's just to ensure the safety of others
By making you feel very uncomfortable. Yea good job
@@alimustafa2880 if you're uncomfortable you have something to hide
@@goodbye6676 I agree
@@goodbye6676 I mean they stated he had a disorder so no, but I do believe they did what was right. I don't understand how she expected them to search him.
@@Skxtra. he didn't seem to be complaining that much
Way to T-pose young man
Choo or Zesty yes
Choo or Zesty young man asserting dominance the right way
biridiana the bomb ikr
Asserting his dominance
XD
Bruh aren’t you supposed to take electronics out of bags?
this makes me feel so uncomfortable! can’t they just use like a scanner or something? god bless him!
Dude...It's not a big deal...It's just airport security...
@@vulcronic9818 but he has sensory processing disorder, which makes him sensitive to touch! that would make me feel so uncomfortable! if it doesn’t make you feel sick then that’s your problem.
The fact y’all really made a inside edition report 😭😭
Inside edition is a joke.
they got nothing to do besides wasting time and taking so much cash
@@maxsam3774 fr
When I saw the video of the boy being casually cool while they did a routine pat down then saw the mother I understood everything.
well don’t put a laptop in your carry-on bag then. problem solved.
This mom just doesn’t understand airport security...
I agree
Same
Buddy, she looks like goddamn 180 kg. She probably just eats KFC all day and knows nothing about security checks.
@@lurongc2169 why you so rude get a life please
lola17250
I’m just stating something that might be true. She should just get used to the public law. Even IF they missed their flight the TSA staff still need to do this since some kids from Iran hide c4 bombs onto planes.
Also, missed flights can be booked again for free. So I don’t know why she has to say all of this on national television.
Everyone should be treated as a criminal while going through security, anyone has the potential to carry weapons or bombs.
Would you rather go through a small pat down for a few seconds or be blown up on a plane?
If I'm sharing a flight with this Karen I'd rather be blown up lmao
@@rfj1156 😂
@@cookiek3350 Great banter
@@rfj1156 Bruh I'm with you.
3,600 seconds of a pat down? It’s not like he had on bulky clothes. A little excessive for a 13 year old kid🤷🏾♀️
I feel like this mom is the sort of person to say her child is being bullied just because another kid doesn't agree with him on something
That TSA guy REALLY went overboard didn’t he, YAWN....
“This man has been doing his job and I don’t like it. Get him fired immediately!”
Trust me, if they did this to a black child then everyone would cry racism and the dude would get fired.
@@lucasevergarden6601 can’t argue
@@lucasevergarden6601 even god knows that
Yeah, god forbid the TSA attempt to protect other passengers by searching for hazardous weapons. Let’s just not search anyone! Let everyone on the plane search-free
These people don't understand how unholy it is to check for other passengers safety! It shouldn't be allowed on our beautiful, flat, Christian Earth! People these days just don't understand freedom...
@@aphmausmemories436 have u been living under a rock?
Oh shut up bryan
Oh yeah dude. Like 7 hijackings would happen per flight lol
Aphmau's Memories
“freedom”
Wth do u mean, having your body checked is to prevent from accidents. Do u even watch the news? In Iran kids walk into shopping malls with a c4 bomb tied around them and then they explode.
Lol “freedom”🤣, we already get enough freedom in our lives.
If this ever happens to me I would be so scared and I would refuse bc I don’t want ppl touching me it’s just weird as well
guess you aint going on a plane then
i understand him having sensory issues, but that doesnt stop the fact that theyh want to keep everyone safe. if it makes your child uncomfortable than so be it. he clearly survived without any scars on his body.
wtf why is this even a problem
Angel Garcia protective mothers
Angel Garcia because he had a sensory disorder and agreed that it would only be a brief pat down but lastes over 5 minutes (according to the article I read he was autistic
Elizabeth Wilson it lasted 2 lol
I watched a video and it was at least 4 minutes long unless it was in loop or something
H
When someone brings gun in their aeroplane:
Karen: why no one checks him like a dog
EXACTLY!
@@fracklo1997 the security guard was uncomfortably touching the boy look closely at 0:08
@@sciencewizard2861 you would be surprised what people can hide, it’s not that hard to fit a compactable/ buildable knife in those areas
@@sciencewizard2861 that's simply how pat-down works
@@sciencewizard2861 that's how a pat down works?
Age under the age of 12 doesn't get a par down he is over the age of 12 so I don't know why the parent is complaining when her son is old enough to even be pat down.
The mom is in 8x more distress than the child… I’m probably under exaggerating too
I'm thirteen as well and I always get patted down when going through security. Don't see the problem here...
If u paid attention he has a disorder....they have special precautions for kids like this and its a fact.
@@leahsilvas836 Well she clearly didn't mention it to the TSA, otherwise the procedure would have gone differently. How were they meant to know he has a disability?
I don’t see the kid reacting
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@@sortaanonymouslaex9564 CAUSE SHE TOLD THEM
Ok, but it’s his fault for having a laptop in the bag. They have bins for that stuff.
Young people could easily forget about this kind of thing. She should have made sure he didn't have it in his bag herself.
Bins?
@@jazzyg9330 WDYM bins? Have you never been to an airport before. Lmfao
@@jazzyg9330 trays
@@CommanderCodey Not everyone has. I haven’t been to one
This wouldn't be an issue if the TSA ever prevented a terrorist attack which they haven't.
I know it's been 20+ yrs since 9/11. Can't be too cautious. I'm sorry your son suffers from touch anxiety, but better safe than sorry. Especially when a laptop is involved.
As someone with SPD, and accidentally leaving my laptop or other electronics multiple times in my bags and going through the same process, they didn't do anything wrong... Not to mention there is almost always a TSA agent reminding you to take large electronics out of your bag.
I have SPD as well and I situations like that happen to me before it's a real pain
I got autism but yeah! The world dose not revolve around you because a kid has sensory issues. This is how everyone gets treated
They missed their flight....
No drugs or guns yet it
takes over an hour to search!
I think from what the video said that she called for police because they wanted to search him. They said the pat down took 2 minutes so I assume they had to wait that long for police to arrive.
Tsavos Alliance it took 2ims
Tsavos Alliance - the search took 2 minutes. The mom was lying.
It took 2 mins she missed the flight coz she started making a scene and escelated the situation typical can I see ur manager mom
Jess Cathy why would she call police? Also patdowns at airports happen a lot
I went with my neighbors kids to make sure they made thier flights as the parents took different flights, the youngest, 5, got pulled out of line as his name was on a no fly list. It ended up being another person with the same name but it took almost 45 mins to figure out the 5yo wasn't a terrorist.
Her feelings was hurt…How dare they to treat my son like everyone else.
Real title, Karen is furious because security is doing their job
I refreshed it and it said that
I don't care who it is and what they did, it's for security purposes. No need for an argument
Jagdgeschwader 54 Yeah, sure.
I agree, and i dislike people like this. They slow the system down and make things more difficult
for everybody else
+rbagel55 its only offensive when it happens to them
Smarks ruined wrestling yeah, I see people going through security all the time when I go to the airport. No ones special.
+Jagdgeschwader 54 Agreed, I hate how they act like this is a big deal when it happens to one of their family members but they don't bat an eye when it happens to someone else.
Mom: we were treated like dogs
Bruh a pat down is mandatory
What did the TSA Officer do?
Why is this on a news station?
What is there to be "furious" over?
Seems like an over-sensitive mother that thinks her family is better than everyone else.
Nobody:
Literally any passenger:
This mom: “We were treated with utter disrespect”
Im OfFeNdED
Well with spd people do not like being touched
quiet
@@OO12656 nah
Candice
Really then don't fly if you don't want this to happen
@@ihavenoideawhatimdoing4 ?
@@tallmcsmif9472 what wrong
And in silence
No, the guy was getting close to his crotch. If this wasn't being filmed, i bet he would grab and rip it off and cook it over a campfire