by  Ashley Jones Alternate Current Radio Network

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In what has to be the most truly asinine raid in the history of the unconstitutional liberty hating  DHS, the Kansas City Star is reporting that Homeland Security has just recently raided Honig’s Birdies Panties, a local lingerie shop in the KC area that had gotten caught up in KC Royals World Series Hysteria. Apparently Mrs. Honig unknowingly violated copyright law by designing a special pair of panties with “Take The Crown” and “KC” written across the rear.

“They came in and there were two guys” Honig said. “I asked one of them what size he needed and he showed me a badge and took me outside. They told me they were from Homeland Security and we were violating copyright laws.”

“We just thought it was something funny we could do,” Honig says of the panties. “But it was so scary.”

Danielle Meister, Honig’s shop partner, says it was like something out of the movies, with the badges and all. But on the bright side, the officers were nice. She says you could tell “they felt like they were kicking a puppy.”

Wait, I thought the government told us that the DHS was created to catch terrorists? Maybe They thought some terrorists had recently bought some “Take The Crown” Panties, and wanted their home address?  

Panty raid: Homeland Security agents confiscate Birdies’ Royals underwear

Peregrine Honig says she just wanted to help celebrate the hometown team when she designed Lucky Royals boyshorts.

The panties, with “Take the Crown” and “KC” across the rear, were set to be sold in Honig’s Birdies Panties shop Monday. But Homeland Security agents visited the Crossroads store and confiscated the few dozen pairs of underwear, printed in Kansas City by Lindquist Press.

“They came in and there were two guys” Honig said. “I asked one of them what size he needed and he showed me a badge and took me outside. They told me they were from Homeland Security and we were violating copyright laws.”

She thought that since the underwear featured her hand-drawn design, she was safe. But the officers explained that by connecting the “K” and the “C,” she infringed on major league baseball copyright. (The officials involved could not be immediately reached for comment.)

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