Morrissey accuses San Francisco Airport security of sex attack

Singer Morrissey has lodged an official complaint against a San Francisco Airport security officer after alleging the man groped him at a checkpoint.
The former The Smiths frontman was preparing to fly from San Francisco International Airport in California to Londons Heathrow Airport on Monday when the incident occurred.
He claims a male worker approached him at a security check and grabbed his privates as he gathered his belongings from an X-ray conveyor belt.
Morrissey also alleges two British Airways staff who were accompanying him through the airport witnessed the assault and advised him to make a formal complaint with bosses at the travel hub.
In a statement, the singer writes, On leaving the US on 27 July I flew from San Francisco International Airport to London on flight BA 284. At 2:30 in the afternoon I went through the usual airport security procedure including the stand-up scanner, and all was well no bleeps and nothing unusual.
Before I could gather my belongings from the usual array of trays I was approached by an airport security officer who stopped me, crouched before me and groped my penis and testicles. He quickly moved away as an older airport security officer approached.