62-year-old woman sneaks onto aircraft without ticket
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62-year-old woman sneaks onto aircraft without ticket
The 62-years old women sneaks onboard Southwest flight from SJC-LAX today. She does not have a boarding pass. She didn't have a ticket and she wants to go to Hawaii. She attempting boards a flights before. She will be arrested for trespassing charges.
http://m.ktvu.com/news/news/crime-la...se-with/ngwTR/
Can't you guys believe this?
http://m.ktvu.com/news/news/crime-la...se-with/ngwTR/
Can't you guys believe this?
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She was released from jail last month I believed for continuing to trespass at SFO after repeated warnings not to come back unless she had a boarding pass.
The first time she got in, the ticketed passenger caught her in his seat. Then she kept coming back.
Another article. http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local...270076971.html
The first time she got in, the ticketed passenger caught her in his seat. Then she kept coming back.
Another article. http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local...270076971.html
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She was released from jail last month I believed for continuing to trespass at SFO after repeated warnings not to come back unless she had a boarding pass.
The first time she got in, the ticketed passenger caught her in his seat. Then she kept coming back.
Another article. http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local...270076971.html
The first time she got in, the ticketed passenger caught her in his seat. Then she kept coming back.
Another article. http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local...270076971.html
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I have no idea. You actually don't know how she got through at security. She didn't have a boarding pass and she trying to get past at TSA checkpoint. No one who caught her. She had a trespassing warnings.
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http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local...254825601.html
The retired secretary who lives near Sixth Street in San Francisco is in jail now on $25,000 bail, the newspaper reported. She has no family to speak of, the newspaper reported.
Her wits are sound, according to District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe: she is "articulate" and clean. "She just strikes me as a very lonely person," he told the newspaper.
Her wits are sound, according to District Attorney Steve Wagstaffe: she is "articulate" and clean. "She just strikes me as a very lonely person," he told the newspaper.
How indeed! Our crack security system at work. Thank God she didn't have a dead cell phone with her though!
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Either that which is quite sad if the case or.....some twisted sort using a mental health issue to justify their own deviant behavior. I hope that an evaluation will be done and either put in the proper care facility or dealt with as a criminal depending on which is most appropriate.
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My favorite part of that first article, from the SJC spokesman, is his claim that the "airport's security systems and processes were not a factor in this incident and public safety was never compromised." How can that possibly be the case?! There are probably some underlying issues for this lady, so I wish her well and hope she can avail herself of treatment if needed.
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Just as the Name Game was instituted after that Nigerian guy snuck in and stowed away, so too do I expect this case to inspire redundant, repeated, duplicative, multiple TDCs. There have been reports on FT in the past of some airports having three or four people all checking bp/id in the same queue, ten feet from each other, and I expect something similar to be foisted upon travelers at SJC in retaliation, er, out of an abundance of caution to prevent similar incidents.