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OldGoat Nov 1, 2012 6:39 am

TSA Agent Arrested for Rape
 
A very sad story of a TSA agent who apparently was charged with the rape of a northeast Ohio boy the agent had been mentoring as a big brother.

http://www.19actionnews.com/story/19967337/this-just-in-TSA-agent-charged-with-rape/

Spiff Nov 1, 2012 6:44 am

Try this link.

RatherBeOnATrain Nov 1, 2012 6:45 am

Why is TSA sending employees to Germany?
 
OP's link didn't work for me, but I was able to find the story:

19 ActionNews:
TSA Agent arrested for rape

November 1, 2012


Here's a short quote:
Cleveland Sex Crimes investigators built a case against [the TSA agent charged with rape] and he was arrested at the airport in Newark, NJ.

He had gone to work for the TSA in Germany.
So, why is TSA sending their employees to Germany?

chollie Nov 1, 2012 7:59 am


Originally Posted by RatherBeOnATrain (Post 19603784)

He had gone to work for the TSA in Germany.

So, why is TSA sending their employees to Germany?

We (the taxpayers) send favored TSOs to other countries to advise them on how to improve their security by aligning with US practices.

Everyone knows that European security is notoriously slack - no ID checks, no shoe removal, no barking/loud taped loops/proliferation of signs, no functionless gawpers standing around doing nothing. Germany's even more suspect - they led the movement against the BKSX NoS, meaning unless they improve their crotch-grabs/hands in pants/hands on breasts SOP, we're all at risk.

Who better than this clown to show them how a 'proper' crotch grab should be performed on someone who is powerless to protest?

Spiff Nov 1, 2012 8:09 am

Don't forget - TSA employees deserve the same presumption of innocence that they afford the traveling public. @:-)

chollie Nov 1, 2012 8:14 am


Originally Posted by Spiff (Post 19604209)
Don't forget - TSA employees deserve the same presumption of innocence that they afford the traveling public. @:-)

You're right, of course.

And I realize that one 'bad apple' is in no way representative of the millions of innocent pax who run the TSA gauntlet every day.

goalie Nov 1, 2012 9:03 am

Cue the TSA rubber stamp...... :rolleyes:

mahohmei Nov 1, 2012 9:50 am


Originally Posted by chollie (Post 19604133)
We (the taxpayers) send favored TSOs to other countries to advise them on how to improve their security by aligning with US practices.

Everyone knows that European security is notoriously slack - no ID checks, no shoe removal, no barking/loud taped loops/proliferation of signs, no functionless gawpers standing around doing nothing. Germany's even more suspect - they led the movement against the BKSX NoS, meaning unless they improve their crotch-grabs/hands in pants/hands on breasts SOP, we're all at risk.

Who better than this clown to show them how a 'proper' crotch grab should be performed on someone who is powerless to protest?

I can back up European airport security being lax. I have relatives who live in Geneva and Madrid, and they wear hard hats whenever they go outside, since non-X-rayed shoes are blowing up aircraft in flight on a continuous basis, and Europe is a continuous rainstorm of aircraft parts.

FliesWay2Much Nov 1, 2012 1:20 pm


Originally Posted by chollie (Post 19604133)
We (the taxpayers) send favored TSOs to other countries to advise them on how to improve their security by aligning with US practices.

Everyone knows that European security is notoriously slack - no ID checks, no shoe removal, no barking/loud taped loops/proliferation of signs, no functionless gawpers standing around doing nothing. Germany's even more suspect - they led the movement against the BKSX NoS, meaning unless they improve their crotch-grabs/hands in pants/hands on breasts SOP, we're all at risk.

Who better than this clown to show them how a 'proper' crotch grab should be performed on someone who is powerless to protest?

Maybe he was teaching them the German word for "resistance" -- Widerstand

mahohmei Nov 1, 2012 2:01 pm


Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much (Post 19606216)
Maybe he was teaching them the German word for "resistance" -- Widerstand

I just had to Google Translate that, since I thought you were being snarky. Wow. :-)

Ari Nov 1, 2012 2:21 pm


Originally Posted by FliesWay2Much (Post 19606216)
Maybe he was teaching them the German word for "resistance" -- Widerstand

:D^

chollie Nov 1, 2012 2:27 pm

Probably teaching his German counterparts that in the US, if you encounter 'resistance' during a grope, SOP says you have to handle it.

mahohmei Nov 1, 2012 2:30 pm

I'm also wondering why other countries even allow TSA clerks contact with their own airport security. Do they deal with it as a bureaucratic requirement to be allowed to have flights to the USA?

chollie Nov 1, 2012 2:44 pm


Originally Posted by mahohmei (Post 19606668)
I'm also wondering why other countries even allow TSA clerks contact with their own airport security. Do they deal with it as a bureaucratic requirement to be allowed to have flights to the USA?

Yup.

Superguy Nov 1, 2012 2:53 pm


Originally Posted by OldGoat (Post 19603759)
A very sad story of a TSA agent who apparently was charged with the rape of a northeast Ohio boy the agent had been mentoring as a big brother.

http://www.19actionnews.com/story/19...ged-with-rape/

Big brother ... anyone else see the irony here?

Hope they castrate the guy if found guilty. :td:


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