Pepper Spray Pen – Not Allowed on Flights Beware
Passager trying to do the right thing gets bigger problems then he expected.
We have all been on a flight where we stop and look at the other passengers and thought he looks a little strange and wonder if your safe. I used to think about that when ever I board a flight to San Juan Puerto Rico Years ago everyone was chain-smoking and would carry rosary beads on this flight.
Here is a story about a passenger trying to do the right thing that backfired on him. It really makes you think
TSA and Pepper Spray – A Story of What NOT to Do
Our beloved Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has the responsibility of screening passengers to “ensure that certain items and persons prohibited from flying don’t board commercial airliners.” This is accomplished through 43,000 Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) located at 450 airports around the United States. While I am waiting in line to be screened, there seems always to be one energetic TSO screaming at my fellow passengers to take our shoes off, remove most liquids, take our belts off, take out our laptops, etc.. it is hard to remember that the official Mission of the TSA is to “protect the Nation’s transportation systems to ensure freedom of movement for people and commerce.” I do have one funny story to tell you about the TSA and a certain passenger.
While the TSA regulations specifically prohibit the carrying on board an aircraft, or even into the airport, any weapon or explosive device, a particular passenger had a pepper spray pen with him. The pepper spray pen was not detected by the TSO when the passenger’s body and luggage went through those radiation-emitting devices.
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