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To: Rennes Templar
The gun was turned over to local law enforcement and the passenger was allowed to continue on the flight, TSA spokesman Dwayne Baird said in a written statement.

He is lucky he was not in Atlanta. Similar thing happened to a young bride headed off on her honeymoon. She had borrowed Mom's suitcase which had a .22 handgun in it. The bride discovered it, informed the police and spent her wedding night in the Atlanta jail.

2 posted on 01/14/2010 5:27:38 AM PST by doodad
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To: doodad
He is lucky...

They normally arrest in cases such as this. (No good deed goes unpunished).

TSA--what a bunch of screw ups. But what can one expect from a government monopoly?

6 posted on 01/14/2010 5:36:18 AM PST by nonsporting
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To: doodad

I think the general attitude by authorities about gun ownership in Montana vs Atlanta might have a lot to do with the different outcomes.


13 posted on 01/14/2010 6:16:08 AM PST by Magnum44 (Terrorism is a disease, precise application of superior firepower is the cure)
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