I read the brief - apparently a judge issued a warrant for a body-cavity search, but that was only valid in the county where he was arrested. The local ER doc however, refused to perform the procedure on ethical ground.
Then, the guy was transported outside of said county (and thus outside of the warrant’s jurisdiction) where they found a doc that was willing to perform these procedures.

Personally I think that the judge who issued that warrant was wrong too - you can’t just order a cavity search on someone based on their movement, and the responsible judge should get a ‘slap on the wrist’ for that warrant…