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Old May 19, 2010 | 10:16 am
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Maybe the TSA should do something about crying kids in F, that would certainly help to win the hearts and minds of a lot of FTers.

Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much
I vaguely remember an accusation by a mother that her child was separated from her. This story had such big legs that Blogdad Bob resorted to a denial of service attack on Twitter. Does anyone remember if that incident was also at IAH?
That was in ATL. I don't recall a DOS attack on Twitter, but the TSA Blog Team did end up working late at night on a weekend.

Originally Posted by elgringito
I do not share your cynicism and certainly hope you are the exception. TSA representatives are human beings, earning a living and are entitled to same respect as everyone else - perhaps a pollyana view but one I believe in.
That's all fine and good, but crying 11 year olds do not pose a threat to commercial aviation, so the TSOs should stick to the task at hand; screening for weapons, explosives, and incendiaries. If they think something is amiss with a child, alert a LEO and let the professionals that have the training to deal with this sort of thing do the job.
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