You know they know they're in the wrong when they deny the obvious...
Anyone working for the TSA seen in public needs to be followed and flash mobbed. They must be shunned and scorned.
I could see someone getting angry enough to do something even more drastic.
My comments in the parenthesis:
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_162-20075150-504083.html
TSA denies making 95-year-old woman remove diaper at Fla. airport inspection
- By
- Casey Glynn
-
- (CBS) - The Transportation Security Administration has denied that
its agents required a 95-year-old cancer-stricken woman to remove her
adult diaper while going through security.
(Anyone got a laugh track?)
The
TSA released a statement Sunday night that read, "We have reviewed the
circumstances involving this screening and determined that our officers
acted professionally, according to proper procedure and did not require
this passenger to remove an adult diaper."
(Then WHY?!)
The incident took place
June 18 at Northwest Florida Regional Airport near Pensacola, while
Jean Weber of Destin, Fla. escorted her mother, who suffers from
leukemia, to Michigan to live with family members before moving into an
assisted living facility, CNN reports.
Weber,
told CNN Monday that although the TSA agents acted professionally and
never ordered the removal of her mother's diaper, the agents made it
clear that her mother would not be allowed to board the plane unless
they were able to inspect the diaper.
(Amazing how they can talk out of both sides of their fucking mouths...)
According to Weber, it was her idea to remove the diaper so it could be inspected and they could make their flight.
(AH HAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHA! OMFG!)
Weber
says her mother was taken into a private room for further inspection
after TSA officers found something "suspicious" on her leg. She says a
TSA agent told her that her mother's Depend undergarment was "wet and it
was firm, and they couldn't check it thoroughly." Because they did not
have any clean diapers in their carry-on luggage, Weber says she removed
her mother's diaper so they could make their flight.
(Yeah those Al CIAda are recruiting century-old women...)
TSA
security procedures have been criticized before and most recently a
video of a 6-year-old girl being given a full body pat down inspired
outrage online and across the country.
(Yeah, they like that. They trade kiddie porn from their scanners and security cameras as they get their feel up on. Guess some go for the sabertooths.)
Pat downs were introduced
at airport security checkpoints after the attempted Christmas Day
bombing of an airliner over Detroit in 2009.(After the alleged bomber was escorted on board by the FBI...)
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