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.
It took at least 3 months between the time the TSA was notified this was happening and the time the two screeners were fired, then it took another month of alert the Denver PD, who should have been in on the investigation initially.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/261881798/...exual-Assaults
It seems to me that Southwest Airlines could find the passenger involved in the incident on 2/9/15, the date that the TSA finally got around to investigating, if it really wanted to do so. Seems to me pressure needs to be brought to bear on the airline to find the passenger.