Originally Posted by
eyecue
The firing was quite a while ago. How it just got out to the news is not known. If you are needing to be screened in private screening and you refuse to go, it brings up a whole new set of issues. One is that you would be interfering with the screening process by being uncooperative. Two you would not be allowed to continue to the gate, three you would be referred to local law enforcement.
If the passenger agrees to the screening and only demands that it be done in view of the public how could that be twisted into interfering with the screening process? Seems it would be TSA that is being uncooperative not the passenger.
What are you TSA people doing that has to be hidden from the public?