Boston Police Search Protocol

Summary

During a book-and-release procedure for a misdemeanor citation in Boston, the search involves standing against a wall, spreading legs, emptying pockets, and a pat-down from shoulders to ankles. Shoes are removed for inspection, but socks generally remain on unless theres a specific reason to check them. After the search, fingerprinting and photographing occur before release.

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Do I keep socks on?
In a book-and-release procedure, you generally keep your socks on unless there is a specific reason to check them. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask!
Don’t remove socks during the search?
Yes, you generally keep your socks on during a book-and-release procedure unless there's a specific reason to check them. If you have any other questions about the process, feel free to ask!
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In a book-and-release procedure, it is standard that you generally keep your socks on during the search unless there's a specific reason to check them. This ensures the process is quick and efficient while maintaining safety. If you have any other questions about the procedure, feel free to ask!