frisked
Meaning
of Frisk
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
A friend was felt up by a cop deciding she needed to be frisked outside of the Robert Peel Hotel which happens to be a mostly gay club.
Before leaving, Hallowell spread open his arms, as if about to be frisked, so Glynn could spray him from head-to-toe with disinfectant, careful to get the soles of his black boots.
Or with the reality that living in public housing subjects residents, their visitors and even their children, to being stopped, questioned, frisked and searched by police on a regular basis?
She made her directorial debut with ‘Breaking In’, a short film about a young black man’s first time being stopped and frisked by the NYPD, based on her brother’s early experience.
The report does state, though, that the highest percentage of innocent people stopped and frisked came in the 70 Precinct (Flatbush), where 95% were innocent.
They get stopped and frisked themselves.