Originally Posted by
mikeef
Question:
In this entire incident, it seems like most of the "wrongdoing," so to speak, was from the cop. The supervisor was clearly a clown, but it seems to me that he followed TSA procedures. Am I missing something, other than a little "Respect ma authori-tah!" attitude?
Mike
Mike, from what I've read about this the TSA supervisor went nuts when Phil began recording the process, called the police, and the police arrested Phil. A supervisor should have the skills to defuse pretty much any situation, especially when dealing with the public. I place the blame squarely at the TSA supervisor's feet (knowing just how accurately the news reports anything).