LA Chargers' Joseph-Day says TSA agents sexually assaulted him, violating his rights & dignity.

The Los Angeles Chargers' Sebastian Joseph-Day has alleged that TSA agents at John Wayne Airport in Santa Anna, California, sexually assaulted him. He took to Twitter to express his discomfort and stated that the three TSA agents told him he was the problem after he requested for the check to stop. In response to his accusations, TSA released a statement to Fox News, saying that they are investigating the matter and ensuring corrective action is taken if needed. Additionally, they emphasized that they remain devoted to treating every traveler with respect and dignity when conducting security screenings. Joseph-Day won the 2021 Super Bowl with the Rams and then signed a three-year, $24 million contract with the Chargers.

Furthermore, he was drafted out of Rutgers University in the 2018 NFL draft and has started in 54 games, gaining eight sacks and 193 tackles, as reported by TMZ.

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