TSA agents stealing money from passengers...
This should make you queasy as you put all your belongings in bins along the conveyor so TSA can be sure you aren't traveling with weapons, explosives or drugs as everything passes through scanners and x-ray machines while they search your... everything.So you get your things back, put your shoes on and find $600 is missing from your wallet.
Who 'ya gonna call?
Footage newly released by the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office appears to show two TSA agents at Miami International Airport stealing money from passengers as they pass through an airport security checkpoint.
It appears surveillance footage works both ways.
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I'm pretty sure there is a limit to how many characters you can fit into the bog title, having had a lengthier one end abruptly once, many moons ago.
I don't know how many characters you can use as I've not seen a limit stated and the programme doesn't seem to stop you waffling on when you've exceeded the limit that will appear once posted.
I try and keep my blog titles short so as not to fall foul of this glitch.
Perhaps you could take this issue up with the site owners, or run a few trials and let us know how many times we have to poke keys so as not to offend.
Blogs, unlike forum threads allow the reader to see the title and opening sentence. That's enough information for the reader to decide if it's something of interest.
Blogs, unlike forum threads allow the reader to see the title and opening sentence. That's enough information for the reader to decide if it's something of interest.
information available indicate that over 500 tsa agents have been fired for theft since about 2002.
apparently tsa has a failure rate as well. not a negligible one either.
Not before a large number of people got scammed.
Although it didn't happen to him, the way he described it was someone accidentally bumping you and dropping the bullet into your coat pocket. They were arresting the people and extorting huge cash payments in order to leave the country or face jail time and wait for a court date.
Obviously the setup involved a group (probably security agents, police, judges) all working together.
Me?? Yes, of course. That's why people have their luggage shrink wrapped so it's tamper evident.
My blog is about the TSA thieves who pocked things from carry-on in the plastic bins as they pass along the scanners. Pretty quick and daring they are. It would surprise me if you're carrying a wad of cash in your wallet that it would be one if the FIRST thing to check and IMMEDIATELY call security and demand all the agents on that line be checked.
(makes note to self to put identifying mark on the bills in the event an agent takes the cash)