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Woman Accused Of
Stripping At Airport

ABCNews.com
10-30-2

EVANSVILLE, IND (AP) -- A Frenchwoman accused of undressing during an airport security screening could face up to three years in prison if convicted under a law passed after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
 
Eliane Yvonne Marcele Aguillaume, 56, of Paris, burst into tears Tuesday when a judge explained the possible penalties through an interpreter.
 
Judge Robert J. Tornatta found probable cause for charges of disorderly conduct at an airport, a felony, and resisting law enforcement and public indecency, both misdemeanors. Aguillaume was scheduled to be formally charged Friday.
 
Deputy Prosecutor Dawnya Taylor said the felony charge stemmed from a state law passed in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks. The law took effect July 1. It has never been applied in southwest Indiana, she said.
 
The statute prescribes a sentence of six months to three years, with one year the standard.
 
"We're going to have to decide if the incident rose to the level of a felony," Taylor said.
 
Aguillaume was arrested Monday at Evansville Regional Airport after she allegedly stripped to the waist in an angry response to a security screener's attempt to search her with a metal-detecting wand.
 
During a routine security screening, authorities say Aguillaume kept reaching inside her sweater, forcing guards to search her again.
 
Aguillaume then became upset and allegedly removed her sweater, shirt and bra. Police said Aguillaume tried to pull away as an officer attempted to handcuff her. She later dropped to the ground and refused to get up.
 
Aguillaume, who was returning to France after attending the wedding of a nephew in the Evansville area, was booked in the Vanderburgh County Jail and released after posting a $5,300 bond.
 
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Comment
 
From Jerry L. Gardner
10-31-2
 
 
I personally lean toward Mr. Russell's account of the incident in the airport in Indiana. Even if this lady did the things she is accused of, she is probably just one of the millions tired of government bull shit, being harassed, intimated and forced to stand in lines and under go embarrassing body searches all in the name of Gestapo security.
 
Just as the entire state and federal law enforcement population was so certain that the Baltimore sniper was a white man, or an Islamist because that is obviously the only profiling they know how to do now, every traveler is to be subjected to personal indignities. This is historically what happens when you turn something over to the government to control, or fix.
 
I stand in full agreement with Mr. Russell's assessment of our (America's) very low standing in world opinion today. Sadly, our leaders are perched and ready to make things far worse than the present situation.
 
Loving one's country and watching it descend into the depth of depravity and evil, is like watching a loved family member waste away with a horrible disease. It's the enemy within more so than the enemy without. America needs to clean house while we yet have a house to clean. I personally feel very sorry for this lady who only came here to attend a joyous occasion.
 
Thanks Mr. Russell, for a well stated article.





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