Unless there is some specific prohibition in your area, yes. In fact the idea that a male searches a male and a female searches a female is normally policy, not regulation. A small department may not have an officer of the 'correct' sex available when a search needs to be done, so whoever is available can perform the searches.
in the US a recent ruling in the courts has allowed female prison officers to conduct a full strip search on male prisoners. here in the UK they are not allowed but there have been many complaints by prisoners of female officers being present when they were being stripsearched by male prison officers.
actually no a female officer is only allowed to stripsearch a female, and only a male officer is allowed to search a male.
Yes, a male officer is allowed to search a female suspect. A male cop is allowed to search the female, but he is not allowed to strip search the female. The same rule applies with a female cop, she is allowed to search a male, but is not allowed to strip search him. They are being searched for weapons and or drugs before getting put in the police car.
It's not necessarily unlawful for a strip search to be conducted by an officer of the opposite gender, but it's discouraged for obvious reasons. It would be permitted only under extreme and unusual conditions.
Any suspect may be searched by any officer.
In an ideal situation, the department would have an available female officer, who would be available for the search. When a female is available, the male officers should (and there may be a policy directing this) do a quick pat-down for weapons, and place the female in restraints. The female officer would then do a more thorough check.
However, when a female officer is not available, the suspect may be searched by the male officer.
If the female is uncomfortable with that, she shouldn't have given the police a reason to search her.
Generally speaking, yes.
A boy is a male( search male) and a girl is a female( search female).
He's a male.
The procedure of a male officer searching a female suspect is discouraged and avoided when possible. However, legally, a male officer may frisk, pat down, or otherwise search a female suspect under any circumstance, period. Any regulation that specifies otherwise is set by local ordinance or department policy.
Frisk search. Wall search. Strip search. Female search.
Yes, in the absence of a male officer a female officer may pat down (for weapons) a male subject she has under arrest - then handcuff and secure him until the arrival of a male officer to conduct a more thorough body search. It is the same rule that applies when a male officer must search a female arrestee.
male of course!
Yes, with qualification. At time of arrest or first contact, if a male officer is unaccompanied by a female, he may search the female detainee for his own, as well as her, safety. For a custodial search, a female officer MUST perform any body cavity or "personal" area search.
If there are no available female officers, a male officer may do it. And if the search was conducted incident to arrest, meaning at the time of an arrest, on the street, through your pockets and purse and such, then whoever is on the scene, male or female, would be the officer to conduct that search.
No,there is not such a thing such as male cell and female cell.
i dont no but search
yes they just cant do anything to them
Everywhere. They dont see a problem because its to females. Same with a male and a male cop, he can search his junk and the guy cant say anything. BUT if they dont have probible cause then no one can search or touch you ANYWHERE.