Legal Opinion
Banaei v. Messing
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
Decided April 20, 2016No. 14-3076Published
1Opinion of the Court
*611ORDER
Jaleh Banaei, who owns an apartment building in Evanston, Illinois, was arrested by police officers Timothy Messing and Rebecca Niziolek after a heated argument with one of her tenants. The officers transported Banaei to the police station and, once there, searched her before locking her in a holding cell for several hours. During the search, Officer Niziolek, the female officer, instructed Banaei to remove her sweatshirt despite Banaei’s protest that she was wearing only lingerie underneath. Niziolek then patted down Banaei over her sheer, long-sleeved shirt and bra. The charge of…
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