This documentary contains disturbing sexual assualt details, viewer discretion advised.
It's a bit too long; some messages are repeated and in some cases the pace is a bit too slow. But it contains an important message. Throughout 10 years, fast food restaurants across the USA had received prank calls from a man posting as a police officer and demanded a strip search on a young female employee. In at least one case there was a male employee who was stripped searched. What is unbelievable is the police officers finally caught the guy, David Steward, with solid evidence, but he hired a shameless big-shot lawyer who had the face to be interviewed in the documentary, and the case was dropped. A girl who was stripped searched sued Taco Bell for not warning the employees but was character-attacked by the company and the judge.
Of course, Louise Ogborn was the only one sued and got her justice. But how about other voiceless victims?
I see so much shameless injustice.
It's a bit too long; some messages are repeated and in some cases the pace is a bit too slow. But it contains an important message. Throughout 10 years, fast food restaurants across the USA had received prank calls from a man posting as a police officer and demanded a strip search on a young female employee. In at least one case there was a male employee who was stripped searched. What is unbelievable is the police officers finally caught the guy, David Steward, with solid evidence, but he hired a shameless big-shot lawyer who had the face to be interviewed in the documentary, and the case was dropped. A girl who was stripped searched sued Taco Bell for not warning the employees but was character-attacked by the company and the judge.
Of course, Louise Ogborn was the only one sued and got her justice. But how about other voiceless victims?
I see so much shameless injustice.
