Rhi
Nov 4, 04, 9:02 pm
Hello Everyone :)
I am a Canadian who travels to the US once or twice per year. On a trip home from a beach vacation in Florida in May, I returned to Canada to find that the lock had been cut off my suitcase and my personal belongings examined which i now know, according to all your posts, is a fairly common occurance.
Though this didn't necessarily bother me, i did find it a little bit shocking to think that something in my bag made a TSA agent want to physically inspect its contents, especially since all i had in there were clothes, personal items (cosmetics, toiletries etc) and some newly purchased items from Bath and Body Works and Victoria's Secret (which we dont have here)
My question is this (and i pose it to the TSA employees who subscribe to this forum) , why would my bag of all bags have been selected for a physical search? is it really random?
Call me sheltered but this doesn't happen in Canada so i find it all a little bit frightening!
if anyone can shed some light i would really appreciate it.
Cheers
I am a Canadian who travels to the US once or twice per year. On a trip home from a beach vacation in Florida in May, I returned to Canada to find that the lock had been cut off my suitcase and my personal belongings examined which i now know, according to all your posts, is a fairly common occurance.
Though this didn't necessarily bother me, i did find it a little bit shocking to think that something in my bag made a TSA agent want to physically inspect its contents, especially since all i had in there were clothes, personal items (cosmetics, toiletries etc) and some newly purchased items from Bath and Body Works and Victoria's Secret (which we dont have here)
My question is this (and i pose it to the TSA employees who subscribe to this forum) , why would my bag of all bags have been selected for a physical search? is it really random?
Call me sheltered but this doesn't happen in Canada so i find it all a little bit frightening!
if anyone can shed some light i would really appreciate it.
Cheers