Authorities at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport confiscated an assortment of prohibited items from a man's carry-on bag Tuesday.
Officials said the items included three rope cutters with straight-edged blades, a hatchet, two smoke grenades, 12 bottle rockets, a folding saw, a fixed-blade knife, a credit card knife, a utility knife and two folding knives.
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4 comments:
I don't see my right to free movement, right to refuse a warrantless search or naked images of my wife...all of which was taken on my last trip through BWI.
Standard camping equipment, but needs to be in checked baggage. He's young, needs to learn this.
This is just Homeland Security trying to justify their existence, but it doesn't pass muster.
Can I get a big, "HO HUM"?
Anonymous said...
I don't see my right to free movement, right to refuse a warrantless search or naked images of my wife...all of which was taken on my last trip through BWI.
July 23, 2015 at 6:04 PM
I don't think they cared about your wife or the pictures.
Anonymous said...
Standard camping equipment, but needs to be in checked baggage. He's young, needs to learn this.
This is just Homeland Security trying to justify their existence, but it doesn't pass muster.
Can I get a big, "HO HUM"?
July 23, 2015 at 6:26 PM
I was thinking the same thing!
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