What do you have to search me for? Cuz you're going to jail. So, don't they search me when I get there? No, we search you before you enter the policy. So, we have to search you now. All right. >> Does that make you feel tough? Not really. I wouldn't talk back if I were you, ma'am. Stand in here and watch the car. Widen your stance. Widen your stance. There you go. Anything on you that's going to hurt me? Don't stop me. Anything in your bra? Anything like Nope. Cool. Cool. You got to stand still. I like that everyone's wearing shorts. Great. I actually have my pants but it wiped off There's only a centimeter Widen your stance. Widen your stance. Wider. What else do you want? >> Wider. What else do you want? Wider. It can't go wider. So, working for different agencies, some agencies you just don't you don't have a female officer or deputy or trooper on duty in close proximity to where you are. Sometimes it's not always available. I don't know a single agency anywhere that says you absolutely 100% you have to be searched by a member of your own gender. Um it is but a lot of agencies it's preferred. I like to do it. Um it's not required by the agency I work for. If there's a female on duty, I will always rather have them search than me search. It's just easier. But it's not it's not required. But on something like this, especially where you have someone who's kind of mouthy and there may or may not be contraband involved, it's always good to have a female. And Orlando PD, being a pretty big agency, they happen to have a female so they called one in.