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Old Oct 28, 2018 | 12:06 pm
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Originally Posted by chollie
Every official reference to medical nitroglycerine in any form includes the warning that the final say rests with the individual screener. Nothing in the blog is or ever was binding at the checkpoint. I find it hard to believe a single TSO made up a fake 'rule' about explosive substances and it went all the way up to a suit and no one said 'hey, there is no such rule'.

The fact that you have not witnessed something does not mean that it did not happen. Even TSA admitted that a screener at DEN worked with a partner to manipulate the NoS on attractive male pax. You may not have witnessed it, but it did happen or TSA would never have admitted it.

You may have never witnessed a wheelchair-bound pax being mistreated, but DEN TSA agreed that their guy mistreated Amy Van Dyken.

If you think that if you don't personally witness something, it never happened, then perhaps you should have a word with HQ, because it appears they think otherwise.
Again, trying to put your words into my commentary is misreading at best, disingenuous at worst. I wrote quite clearly, and have never indicated that I do not believe that things do not happen - I merely require proof before conviction.

I can not go back and change what happened to you, but I can explain ad nauseum that any TSO that does not allow medical nitro to come through is wrong.

I would like to take this chance to remind anyone experiencing something they think is wrong or outside of the SOP to contact TSA.
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