What are some cases where police officers have been ordered to photograph a female victim's naked body?

For instance, in York v. Story , 324 F.2d 450 (9th Cir. 1963), where we first announced the right to bodily privacy, a female victim was brought to the police station after an altercation. Id. at 45153. Male officers told her that they needed to photograph her naked body to preserve evidence of bruising. Id. The woman repeatedly objected, stated that she did not want to be photographed, and contended that there was no evidence of bruising to document. Id. The officers photographed the woman anyway and distributed the photos throughout the department. Id. We held that the officers' actions violated the woman's right to bodily privacy. Id.