NM driver tells story of sheriff’s invasive body search - video

In October of 2012, Timothy Young was pulled over for failing to use his turn signal in Lordsburg, New Mexico. When Hidalgo County deputies saw that Young’s companion had an open container, they asked to search the truck. Young consented. The search dragged on for more than two hours. Deputies eventually called in a K9 unit and claimed that the dog, Leo, alerted on the driver's seat. While deputies sought a warrant for a more extensive search, deputy Patrick Green continued to interrogate Young, at one point asking him, “Do you have it up your ass?” After the deputies obtained a search warrant, they handcuffed Young and drove him an hour away to the Gila Regional Medical Center in Silver City, New Mexico. Young was x-rayed and digitally probed without his consent. No contraband was found. A few weeks later, the hospital sent Young a bill for services rendered. Young sued all parties involved. So far he has received a judgment of $925,000 from Hidalgo County...Reason

Here's the video.  Warning, some rough language.  See what the War On Drugs has brought us:  Failure to use a turn signal leads to a strip search, an hours drive to a hospital, x-rays and anal finger exam.

 http://youtu.be/mPEXYkffgpw