Posted on 05/06/2010 10:46:45 AM PDT by AngelesCrestHighway
Perhaps the new airport body scanners are a bit too revealing.
A TSA worker in Miami was arrested for assault after police say he attacked a colleague who'd made fun of his small genitalia after he walked through one of the new high-tech security scanners during a recent training session.
Rolando Negrin, 44, was busted for assault after things got ugly at Miami International Airport between Negrin and some of his fellow Transportation Security Administration workers.
Sources say Negrin stepped into the machine during the training session and became embarrassed and angry when a supervisor started cracking jokes about his manhood, made visible by the new machine.
They are so busy watching the porn scanner they can’t find a terrorist.
I KNOW they don’t need to see anything but objects and there is no need to see naked people.
Suspicous package?....indeed!
The trainer, betcha he’s called a facilitator, should be immediately fired. Poor judgement.
TSA- what a waste.
I’m guessing Reno 911 just might be a glimpse into reality.
The Muslims will surely use this in an effort to explain why Islamic men and women will be degraded by our security procedures.
but but but but we neeeeeeeeed to federalize security at airports so that we have a staff of highly trained professionals!
Glad to see we have such professionals on the front lines of securing our skies.
Good grief.
The Trainer who commented on the guy’s body should be fired. The guy (arrested one) who was humiliated should not have tried to settle scores on his own, he has a union (gag) and should have used the grievance policy.
They spelled his name 2 different ways in that article.
TSA = Thousands Standing Around
This is a very small issue to get so worked up over.
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