Dr. Sunita Sah

So Officer Scott is on the cordless telephone giving orders. And he orders Donna Summers to conduct a strip search, first of all. So Summers does. She asks Louise to remove every item of clothing. She shakes each item and places it in a plastic bag.

And even though Louise starts crying and Summers comforts her and she thinks that the strip search is over the top, she thinks that she must obey authority. She must obey the police officer.

And even though Louise starts crying and Summers comforts her and she thinks that the strip search is over the top, she thinks that she must obey authority. She must obey the police officer.

And even though Louise starts crying and Summers comforts her and she thinks that the strip search is over the top, she thinks that she must obey authority. She must obey the police officer.

So she asks Jason Bradley, who's a 27-year-old cook, to take over. So Jason comes. He takes over the phone. And Officer Scott demands that Louise drops her apron so she can see whether she's hiding any evidence.

So she asks Jason Bradley, who's a 27-year-old cook, to take over. So Jason comes. He takes over the phone. And Officer Scott demands that Louise drops her apron so she can see whether she's hiding any evidence.

So she asks Jason Bradley, who's a 27-year-old cook, to take over. So Jason comes. He takes over the phone. And Officer Scott demands that Louise drops her apron so she can see whether she's hiding any evidence.

So at this point, Donna Summers says that she can't spare any more staff because it's getting really busy in the McDonald's. And Officer Scott asks whether she is married. And she said, she's engaged. And he asks her, do you trust him? And she says, yes. And he tells her to call him, call your fiancé.

So at this point, Donna Summers says that she can't spare any more staff because it's getting really busy in the McDonald's. And Officer Scott asks whether she is married. And she said, she's engaged. And he asks her, do you trust him? And she says, yes. And he tells her to call him, call your fiancé.

So at this point, Donna Summers says that she can't spare any more staff because it's getting really busy in the McDonald's. And Officer Scott asks whether she is married. And she said, she's engaged. And he asks her, do you trust him? And she says, yes. And he tells her to call him, call your fiancé.

He rings his friend and he immediately says, I've done something terrible. So it's only when he leaves that he recognizes that this was wrong. And after he's left, Officer Scott continues. He asks Donna Summers, who else is there? Is there another man that can monitor Louise? So at that point, Donna Summers goes back into the restaurant to look for someone.

He rings his friend and he immediately says, I've done something terrible. So it's only when he leaves that he recognizes that this was wrong. And after he's left, Officer Scott continues. He asks Donna Summers, who else is there? Is there another man that can monitor Louise? So at that point, Donna Summers goes back into the restaurant to look for someone.

He rings his friend and he immediately says, I've done something terrible. So it's only when he leaves that he recognizes that this was wrong. And after he's left, Officer Scott continues. He asks Donna Summers, who else is there? Is there another man that can monitor Louise? So at that point, Donna Summers goes back into the restaurant to look for someone.

And the only person that she thinks of is Thomas Sims, who's actually a 58-year-old maintenance man who is there just on his day off. He's having dessert and coffee. So she asks him to come with her to the back room. And then she hands the phone to him and Officer Scott asks the same thing again.

And the only person that she thinks of is Thomas Sims, who's actually a 58-year-old maintenance man who is there just on his day off. He's having dessert and coffee. So she asks him to come with her to the back room. And then she hands the phone to him and Officer Scott asks the same thing again.

And the only person that she thinks of is Thomas Sims, who's actually a 58-year-old maintenance man who is there just on his day off. He's having dessert and coffee. So she asks him to come with her to the back room. And then she hands the phone to him and Officer Scott asks the same thing again.

He asks Thomas Sims to tell Louise to drop her apron so that Thomas can see whether she's concealing any evidence. And Thomas now immediately feels alarmed. And he says, looks directly at Louise and he says, you keep that apron wrapped around you. And he hands the phone straight away back to Donna Summers and he says, something's not right about this. This is wrong.

He asks Thomas Sims to tell Louise to drop her apron so that Thomas can see whether she's concealing any evidence. And Thomas now immediately feels alarmed. And he says, looks directly at Louise and he says, you keep that apron wrapped around you. And he hands the phone straight away back to Donna Summers and he says, something's not right about this. This is wrong.

He asks Thomas Sims to tell Louise to drop her apron so that Thomas can see whether she's concealing any evidence. And Thomas now immediately feels alarmed. And he says, looks directly at Louise and he says, you keep that apron wrapped around you. And he hands the phone straight away back to Donna Summers and he says, something's not right about this. This is wrong.

Yes, that's right. But it took Thomas Sims to come in and puncture this compliant atmosphere and say this is wrong for Thomas Sims to really take a step back and think about this. And when Thomas Sims said these words, she decided, like, what's going on? And she picked up her cell phone to call her manager, Lisa Siddons, who Officer Scott said was on the other line.