GUSTINE, Texas (ABC) - In Gustine, population 457, what happens at the schoolhouse affects nearly everyone. And something happened Monday that is causing a big controversy in this small town.
 
"I felt uncomfortable, and I didn't want to do it," 11-year-old Eliza Medina. "I felt like they violated my privacy."
She was one of about two dozen elementary students who were rounded up in the small town 90 miles southwest of Fort Worth.
 
Eliza's mother, Maria Medina, said boys were taken to one room, girls to another, and they were ordered "to pull down their pants to check them to see if they could find anything."
 
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Whoever ordered the kids to line up and pull pants down, should be fired and be lucky no charges are filed.

Nothing wrong here. Dramatic much?.
 
If male were inspected by male and female by female, no problem at all.
 
It "felt". Yeah. It is always felt.

A few questions....
 
How is this possibly legal, let alone ethical?
Next, why were the kids unsupervised enough that they can run in and take a dump on the floor? Maybe it's because my upper and lower educations were at a private school but we were always pretty well supervised.
Finally, how do they know someone didn't just have an accident during PE or whatever lol.

maybe it was the teacher, and they are trying to shift the blame  - already proved how low they would go with the whole thing