
In the United States, the British musician Stephen Patrick Morissa complained about sexual harassment from the airport security officer. According to the artist, before the departure from San Francisco, security under a plausible pretext touched him for male dignity.
Steven Morissy told the website for his fans True to You on the website of the British pop star and the former frontman of the rock band The Smiths.
According to Morissi, he was attacked by a pervert last Monday. On that day, the artist sat on the plane, which was traveling from San Francisco to London.
“I went through ordinary control systems, including a scanner for“ transmission ”of standing passengers,” said Stephen Morissy. According to him, there were no reasons for the alarms, and the metal detectors did not ring.
The musician was about to pick up his things left in a special scan tray, when an “airport security officer” approached Stephen. According to the artist, the guard "squatted down in front of him and felt the penis and testicles" Morissy.
Then security quickly stopped his actions, as his older colleague approached him. The artist tried to force the guard to explain his behavior, but he repeated one phrase for all accusations of illegal actions: "This is just your personal opinion."
After consulting two employees of British Airways, Morissy decided to file a complaint about sexual harassment, writes The Guardian .
As part of the official inspection, employees of the US Security Service on transport looked at the records from surveillance cameras and came to the conclusion that the guard did not go beyond his powers, searing Stephen. The leadership of the Security Service believe that the guardian manipulations were dictated by the desire to check if the passenger hides explosives under clothes.
In conclusion, Morissi warned his fans that, in the light of what happened, they should be prepared for sexual violence by the protection of the San Francisco Airport, where securities are not forbidden to touch the intimate parts of the passengers.
We add that The Smiths, in which the singer and pianist Stephen Morissi was formed in 1982 in Manchester. Musicians from this team made a great contribution to the development of alternative rock, and in the charts among the performers of the Rock India, The Smiths was ahead of the popularity of Depeche Mode and New Order.
The music of The Smiths had a significant impact on the work of the Radiohead, Blur and Oasis groups.