A Bard College graduate is suing the NYPD after police frisked her to the point of a semi-strip search by allegedly violently stopped her on a Williamsburg street last year.
Samantha Rosenbaum, 22, who claims in a Brooklyn federal court lawsuit filed this week that she was thrown against an unmarked police car in broad daylight, for no apparent reason, on July 17, 2012, told the New York Post that her face and stomach were on the hood of the car.
The case comes less than a week after the mayor drew heat by claiming whites are stopped and frisked at a higher rate than minorities relative to the number of offenders of each race.
Her lawyer Michael Goldstein claimed that Rosenbaum thought she was getting kidnapped.
The suit alleges also involved a female cop opening Rosenbaum's clothing and peering inside her bra and her under pants.
It also claimed that the officer then pulled open Rosenbaum's jean shorts and took another intrusive peek inside her underwear.
City Law Department spokeswoman Kate O'Brien Ahlers said, that the city will evaluate the claim.
