the state attorney says that officer pulled over zoe brugger because her headlight was out and then they discovered she was not driving with a valid driver's license. she is not disruptive and checking her pockets, but watch what happens here. she pulls up her shirt and is told to shake it down. she is told to pull up her shirt and shake down her bra. the officer says he suspected drugs, but she didn't have any. according to the state attorney office he had no reason to suspect she had drugs and in tend, they did not find any, but they are questioning this type of search that he performed. she said it is demeaning and ineffective and possibly dangerous. >> does it break any codes of conduct? >> the state's attorney said that the action is not criminal, but it did violate the woman's constitutional rights. lakeland p.d. has launch an investigation, and they believe it is a practice that other officers have been conducting. >>> a video coming out of china has people outraged, and i have to warn you that it is really difficult to watch. according to reports, this is a 6-year-old girl eating

driver zoe brugger was ordered by police to lift up her shirt, pull her bra away from her chest, andghts. >> this past may, lakeland police officer dustin fetz pulled brugger over for a broken headlight. >> he said i looked way too nervous to not have any drugs on me. i told him i'm just trying to get home to my 2-week-old son. i guess he thought i had something hidden in my bra maybe. after he asked me to lift up my shirt and shake my bra, i started crying. >> no drugs were found in the search and the bra shakedown is not a sanctioned procedure. brugger filed a complaint. >> it is not a practice that we train for in the department. it is not taught at the academy. >> upon learning about the incident, the state attorney's office wrote a 15-page letter to the police department stating clearly there is a serious lack of training and supervision in the area of traffic stops. the police department says it will conduct a thorough investigation into the allegation. officer fetz is back on duty after being placed on a four-day administrative leave for the incident and brugger says she hopes