NFL Player Claims TSA Agent Sexually Assaulted Him

Sebastian Joseph-Day, a Los Angeles Chargers defensive tackle, is accusing a Transportation Security Administration official of sexually abusing him during a search at a California airport on Friday. "I truly just been sexually raped by TSA," the player tweeted, naming Orange County's John Wayne Airport. "I'm uncomfortable after I asked the gentleman to please stop BC, and I feel that this part of the check is unneeded (after he felt what was needed)," Joseph-Day wrote. "When three TSA agents mobbed me, they told me I was the problem." According to NBC, he did not provide any other information about the alleged attack.

"I'm all with people doing a good job. "But, it was incredibly unnecessary and degrading," the athlete stated, adding that he had to "jump through hoops." "to register a complaint. "I'm not posting this on Twitter to express compassion. I'm posting this so that this gang of gentlemen and staff are never permitted to do this to another human being again "Joseph-Day penned a letter.

The TSA has stated that it is aware of the complaints. "We are investigating the situation to see if our processes were followed and if any corrective action is required," the agency said in a statement to Fox News. "In carrying out its security screening obligations, the TSA is dedicated to treating every traveler with decency and respect."