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texanwitch

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5. I saw this happen in Houston one Friday night when I came home from a bus trip.

Reply to lookingfortruth (Original post)

Sat Jun 16, 2012, 09:20 PM

Jun 2012

This happened on the train we have running down Main street.

I almost got on the train but decided to walk downtown instead.

I was glad I did because at the next train stop several cops in black were standing around.

I watched from the street and the cops were checking bags and ID's.

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Just for the Record TSA is being seen/working in other places than airports [View all] lookingfortruth Jun 2012 OP

Disgusting. peacebird Jun 2012 #1

Vile organization. Dawson Leery Jun 2012 #2

Here too Politicalboi Jun 2012 #3

ROFL!!! "Can I check inside yo assshole??" Initech Jun 2012 #6

"The video is private"??? MicaelS Jun 2012 #4

I saw this happen in Houston one Friday night when I came home from a bus trip. texanwitch Jun 2012 #5

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Then, I understand, TSA sells the confiscated items... KansDem Jun 2012 #16

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I refuse to believe it, woo me with science Jun 2012 #9

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The assumption by "the authorities" should never default to suspicion of wrongdoing. GObamaGO Jun 2012 #11

If I've done nothing wrong... derby378 Jun 2012 #14

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