TSA Officers Fired After Stealing From Passengers

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9-28-2012 @ 11:41AM

Evan said...

I heard the comments about their being fired, but I do not recall hearing that any of the fired agents were charged with theft. Since they are public employees breaking the law carries very stiff penalties. Supposedly.
But that begs the question: If AT LEAST 10% of these TSA agents are crooks, why haven't they dumped the whole program since those are only the ones that they've caught? The likelihood is there are a heck of a lot more.
Moreover, how do they think they are going to stop the thefts when they don't prosecute the thieves?
Stupid government program run by even stupider government employees passed by the stupidest ones of all- Congressmen.

9-28-2012 @ 12:13PM

CC said...

@ Evans What about the police officer you shot and kill and ask question later. I guess we should get rid of them too.

9-28-2012 @ 1:01PM

Evan said...

CC, if your comment were written in decipherable English, I'd respond. As it is, I have virtually no idea what message you wish to convey.
If you were referring to getting rid of police officers who are too quick on the trigger I'd be likely to agree with you. However, to better serve the interests of society I'd rather depend on the 2nd Amendment.

9-28-2012 @ 2:08PM

Joellen Hall said...

Couldn't agree more!

9-28-2012 @ 2:36PM

Tom said...

Evan... Are you surprised that CC can't express a clear thought?

9-28-2012 @ 2:51PM

Evan said...

Actually, Tom, I was. New here. Is CC one of "those"?

9-28-2012 @ 3:06PM

teri said...

I agree. I think that the TSA can't let on that they have thieves among themselves. If they start getting arrested, instead of investigated, stuff would start hitting the fan. Maybe they should start the investigation from the top.

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