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US airport security find gun stuffed in chicken by passenger
US transport officials have roasted a passenger online after they were caught trying to smuggle a gun on to a plane by hiding it inside a raw chicken.
The fowl plot was cracked by Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers at Florida’s Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport.
The traveller’s weapon was spotted before boarding stuffed inside the bird and wrapped in paper packaging.
TSA officers joked on Instagram that the scheme “wasn’t even half-baked”.
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TSA ‘Quiet Skies’ Has Some People Really Creeped Out
A TSA surveillance program called Quiet Skies was revealed in a recent column by The Boston Globe. Here are some quick facts:
- The program was launched in March, 2010
- It uses teams of armed federal marshals to track “people that have a pattern of travel that is concerning” according to Michael Bilello, TSA assistant administrator for public affairs.
- Marshals are required to take notes on if passengers fidget, use a computer, change clothes, ‘have a cold penetrating stare’, among other behaviors and observations.
- Bilello said that there are hundreds of other factors that are considered before a person is placed under surveillance — though he wouldn’t specify what they are.
- The ACLU has taken issue with the program and released a statement saying “Such surveillance not only makes no sense, it’s a waste of taxpayer money and raises constitutional concerns” “Given TSA’s track record of using unreliable and unscientific techniques to screen and monitor travelers who’ve done nothing wrong, we should remain especially vigilant”
- Air marshals told the Globe that they are sometimes required to track unsuspecting Americans who seem to be no threat at all, such as a flight attendant, or a business woman on her way to the Midwest.
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Giants’ AJ Francis Rips TSA for Spilling His Mother’s Ashes in his Luggage
New York Giants defensive tackle A.J. Francis expressed his anger against the Transportation Security Administration on Monday, sharing that agents who inspected his checked luggage opened and spilled a container carrying the ashes of his recently-deceased mother…..Click Here To Keep Reading
The TSA Is Keeping a Secret List of People Who Misbehave at Airport Security
The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is maintaining a list of unruly and disruptive passengers, according to a five-page directive obtained by The New York Times.
Actions that could land a passenger on the TSA’s list — known as the “95 list” — include swatting away a security officer’s hand, loitering suspiciously near to a checkpoint, or anything that poses “challenges to the safe and effective completion of screening.”
Since the list’s creation in February, fewer than 50 people have been added. Guidelines in the directive prohibit profiling and inclusion in the list based on race, gender, or religion…Cick Here To Keep Reading
