Originally Posted by
Sean5294
opps,
oops is right
tho i do like these little snippets from the article
The TSA didn't notice the security snafu.....
hee-hee....they used the word "snafu"
The TSA didn't notice the security snafu until supervisors were reviewing recordings of a checkpoint X-ray machine and realized the ammo and magazine could be on board one of the three flights.
why were they reviewing the tapes? sounds like they knew they already missed "something"
Out of an abundance of caution, passengers on flights that had already departed were screened for connecting flights. The ammunition was removed from a passenger's bag who was connecting in Denver.
the above message was approved and brought to you by the tsa public relations firm of feh, blech, belch, ralph & hurl, inc, llc, & nutz. i'm gonna copyright that phrase and then with all the royalties i'd be collecting i wouldn't have to worry about looking for a job
TSA critics say airport security is still flawed and inadequate in the United States.
"Security today is no safer or no better that it was on September 10," Kelly said, referring to the day before the devastating terrorist attacks in 2001.
kelly is my hero
Unanswered questions remain about how someone can pass through a checkpoint with a prohibited item.
duhhhhhh
