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TSA agent at BWI sentenced to prison for child porn
A 42-year-old Perry Hall man who worked as a Transportation Security Administration agent at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport was sentenced to two years in prison on Monday for the possession of child pornography, according...Tags: Baltimore County, Crime, Law and Justice, Pornography, Prisons, Prosecution
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Hunters have variety of options to get birds, dogs home safely
sfeldman@aberdeennews.comIt could seem like a challenge to transport pheasants, guns and dogs on an airplane, but it's actually really simple, said Scott Finkel, a hunter from Dustin, Fla. Finkel, who flew into Aberdeen Regional Airport on Friday afternoon with plans to...Tags: Travel, Game, Lifestyle and Leisure, Rentals, Trips and Vacations
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As holiday nears, BWI moves to ease crunch on land, in air
With the busiest travel period of the year just a few anxious days away, BWI Marshall Airport is in an all-out push to burnish its reputation as the "easy come, easy go" airport. Wednesday morning, federal security officials added BWI to a pre-...
Tags: United Air Lines, Delta Air Lines, AirTran, Tourism and Leisure Industry, Arts and Culture
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Rep. Young Returns to U.S. House for 21st Term
Channel 2 NewsUpdate: According to unofficial election results from the Division of Elections, longtime Alaska Congressman Don Young will return to the D.C. for his 21st term – marking over 40 years in office. It was essentially no contest with Republican Don...Tags: Elections, Politics, Mitt Romney, Libertarian Party, Jim McDermott
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TSA Hopes to Speed Up Anchorage Airport Security Lines
Channel 2 NewsWe all know how it works: if you want to fly you have to take off your shoes, belt, jacket and go through a long security line. But what if you didn't have to? Four airlines that fly into the Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport -- Alaska, Delta,...Tags: U.S. Airways
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Better system
The federal government is quietly removing full-body X-ray scanners from seven major airports and replacing them with a different type of machine that produces a cartoon-like outline instead of the naked images that have been compared to a virtual strip...Tags: Key West, Medical Procedures and Tests, X-rays
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Woman convicted of groping TSA supervisor
FloriDUHIt took a jury only 20-minutes to convict Carol Jean Price, 59, of battery against a TSA supervisor, according to The News-Press in Fort Myers. Price, of Bonita Springs, told the jury: “She (the supervisor) just took the palm of her hand and went...Tags: Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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O'Hare to get new body scanners by January
Tribune reporterO'Hare International Airport is receiving a new type of body scanner that should help shorten the lines at security checkpoints and that displays a generic outline of each passenger rather than specific body images that critics have blasted as "a...Tags: Security Measures, O'Hare International Airport
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TSA Removing X-Ray Body Scanners from Larger Airports
KTLA NewsLOS ANGELES (KTLA) -- Those controversial X-ray body scanners are being removed from major airports and sent to smaller, less busy airports. They will be replaced with newer machines known as millimeter wave scanners, which display a generic cartoon...Tags: European Union, Security Measures, Science and Technology, O'Hare International Airport, Medical Procedures and Tests
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TSA Agent Spills Cremated Remains
What’s up with the TSA agents these days? From the sounds of this story, we’re dealing with a jack-ash! An Indianapolis man, John Gross, was on a recent trip to Florida when some trouble started to brew at the Orlando airport. The man was...Tags: Travel, Trips and Vacations, Orlando
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Pair to plead guilty in smuggling scheme involving TSA
L.A. NOWTSA bribery caper: Two suspected drug couriers have agreed to plead guilty in a case where former Transportation Security Administration screeners accepted bribes in return for smuggling marijuana onto planes leaving Los Angeles International Airport,... -
OK, who unplugged the metal detector?
KIAHBeing unplugged can sometimes be a good thing. It's not so good when an airport metal detector is. That's exactly what happened at New York’s JFK airport. TSA agent Alija Abdul Majed worked the morning shift at JFK, waving people on through, when...
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