Homeland Security looks for leaker of report on airport-checkpoint failures

Washington Post ^ | 6/9/15 | Ashley Halsey III

[GreenHornet]

If they are as effective in finding the leaker as they are in finding bombs, the leaker has nothing to worry about.

[4Liberty]

Insanity.

[Flick Lives]

but this is actually funny- nearly ALL the Weapons got thru!- I have this feeling... that the 1 person they CAUGHT - SCREAMED- “I have agun!” lol-

LOL! The tester probably gave the TSA agent hints like; "I've got something in my bag that rhymes with bun, fun, and run!". To which the TSA agent replied, "What's 'rhymes'?".

[Zathras]

“I am Spartacus”

[Zathras]

Dang you beat me.

[zeugma]

Sure, the public has a right to transparency. But maybe in this case, the retraining/whatever could have been done before releasing the information, so that the news about lapses could be tied to news about how it is stronger than ever?

I disagree. The failure of the entire organization is so incredibly systemic, sweeping it under the rug, and calling for "retraining" just doesn't cut it. It just needs to be shut down, disbanded, and the current employees barred from ever working for the government in any capacity.