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The second step in performing a search on a captured detainee is torestrain the detainee.
What Is a Body Cavity Search? A body cavity search is a very specific type of police search that involves the search of orifices of the human body. Many people consider these searches to be very intrusive, and they are usually only reserved for very specific situations.