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Originally Posted by jkhuggins
(Post 15529390)
Originally Posted by WindOfFreedom
(Post 15529334)
"Photos of the elusive woman were distributed to gate agents while officers held dozens of flights to search aircraft."
So where did they get her picture? Inquiring minds want to know. |
Originally Posted by N965VJ
(Post 15542115)
MmmmHmmm, keep that in mind at the next instance of a screener mistreating PAX, or theft. Interesting that they also have the capability to print out hard copies on the spot.
Or maybe it was just a print out from the Porno Scanner. |
Originally Posted by michelle227
(Post 15539941)
would have liked to see what they would have done had she refused screening at the destination...once on the ground AT the destination, the whole DY...T loses its significance as a threat. And I would have LOVED to see the debate about jurisdiction if the TSA insisted on trying to press charges, not to mention that I do not see a judge in EITHER Cali OR Texas finding that the post-flight search was 'reasonable' in light of the alleged mission of TSA (that whole BS about making flying safer).
The 'T' in DY...T could also be tomorrow as well, presuming she wants to get back home. How would you explain to an elderly woman that she now needs a redress # when she flies b/c of some list she was put on because of incompetence to screen her right the first time. |
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