Why must officers Inspect the anus area of suspects they arrest In Jail?

[TurboCop]

I heard that you must tell them to bend over and spread them, and inspect with the flashlight, if the job isnt hard enough, but they make look at every ******* you arrest litteraly, they could just get somebody in the jail that handles that inspection department.

How do you officers feel about this?

[ateamer]

1. Because suspects hide dope in their rectums.

2. Maybe it's just me, but you probably shouldn't have a user name implying you are a law enforcement officer if you haven't earned the title.

[ElDiabloJoe]

1. Because suspects hide dope in their rectums.

2. Maybe it's just me, but you probably shouldn't have a user name implying you are a law enforcement officer if you haven't earned the title.

Nope. Ain't just you.

EDJ

[deputy x 2]

Uhh, I also checked. What cop wouldn't know that answer?

What is worse, is when they are "kicking" drugs and they have no control of their loose bowels. Stand back or else!

Oh silly me....police humor.....got to love it!!!!!

Oh..for the record...anus for the guys and coo for the females. The females refer to it as their purse....find all kinds of items up there. Once found an uncapped syringe.

[Desert DPS]

The worst one I heard of was four unwrapped cigarettes. A loose syringe with no cap is the most insane one I've ever heard of.

I've seen x-ray pics of a little .22 and some ammo up there.

[TurboCop]

1. Because suspects hide dope in their rectums.

2. Maybe it's just me, but you probably shouldn't have a user name implying you are a law enforcement officer if you haven't earned the title.

ofcourse i know its because of drugs, My question should of been why dont they have somebody that works in the correctional department doing that

[ateamer]

The arresting officer doesn't do a strip search. Correctional officers at the jail do it, and normally only when the defendant is being house because they didn't post bail.

And again, think about a new user name. You haven't earned the right to call yourself a cop.

[deputy x 2]

The worst one I heard of was four unwrapped cigarettes. A loose syringe with no cap is the most insane one I've ever heard of.

I've seen x-ray pics of a little .22 and some ammo up there.

Only four? Try 30 cigs..and she complained she had cramps! Nasty nasty...and the gross thing is inmates will pay big bucks for a cig.

[ask80]

i think turbocop is a different kind of officer (loan) ... try working LASD/OCSD jails working as the intake deputy...you'll learn a lot.. you can hide a lot in your a**...

[School Cop]

Only four? Try 30 cigs..and she complained she had cramps! Nasty nasty...and the gross thing is inmates will pay big bucks for a cig.

So THAT'S why so many people these days always have their head up their butts - they're just having a smoke!

[TurboCop]

The arresting officer doesn't do a strip search. Correctional officers at the jail do it, and normally only when the defendant is being house because they didn't post bail.

And again, think about a new user name. You haven't earned the right to call yourself a cop.

I will change my username if it bothers you officers so much, jesus its not like i go and tell everybody I'm a cop, just the first thing that came to my head when i signed up on this forum

Last thing, So LAPD officers dont need to do a strip search on a arresting suspect taken to Jail. Only the correctional officers in Jail, If so that makes perfect sense, I guess somebody misinformed me

[RedRaider911]

The arresting officer doesn't do a strip search. Correctional officers at the jail do it, and normally only when the defendant is being house because they didn't post bail.

And again, think about a new user name. You haven't earned the right to call yourself a cop.

I wish. If we catch them, then we clean them...

[ateamer]

Around here, inmates cannot be stripped until they are housed. They have to be given an opportunity to post bail, and can't be stripped until they are housed in a regular housing unit, instead of a holding room in booking. That won't happen for about five hours, so the arresting officer can't do it. On top of that, the arresting officer gets to go right back on the street. The COs are staying inside, so they want to be the one to do the search, so they know it was done right, especially since agencies besides our own bring people in.

[ask80]

yep CO's do all the dirty work.
my former agency, we brought the arrestee in the sally port. our jailer does everything and a strip search,photos, prints,etc... our jailers are contracted through wackenhut. other agencies probably have in house jailers,custody assistants,COs, whatever you call them.

[ask80]

yep CO's do all the dirty work.
my former agency, we brought the arrestee in the sally port. our jailer does everything and a strip search,photos, prints,etc... our jailers are contracted through wackenhut. other agencies probably have in house jailers,custody assistants,COs, whatever you call them.

once it was time, the jailers or officers would transport them to orange county central jail and the intake deputies take custody of them. my 1st time where, I was like "woah"... damn filthy stank *** peoples and lots of cuckoos.