Originally Posted by
Boggie Dog
The public often takes the passengers side of things because we don't trust or believe TSA. Take the case of the Marine. TSA claims nothing happened but provides zero supporting evidence. Not good enough.
If TSA wants to help the public start with keeping your dirty hands off of us.
I can't argue that point, and as you indicate, we should provide what evidence is available - either way. If it shows we were in the wrong, then there should be followup to insure it doesn't happen that way again. If it shows we were in the right, then we should commend those involved and hold them up as how to properly resolve challenges.