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In reply to the discussion: Passenger's weapon accidentally discharged at the Atlanta airport, causing panic and halting flight [View all]ShazzieB
(22,355 posts)14. No, he wouldn't have gotten to bring it on.
The bag was scanned, and the TSA saw there was a gun there. They went for the suitcase to take it out.
The asshole escaped and will probably be tracked down via his ticket. NO ONE is saying he would have been allowed to get on the plane with a loaded gun in his carry on bag.
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Passenger's weapon accidentally discharged at the Atlanta airport, causing panic and halting flight [View all]
peppertree
Nov 2021
OP
Why was the gun loaded and going through TSA security. Requirement is that unloaded gun be in
iluvtennis
Nov 2021
#5
Name the Federal law you are so sure he will be tried and convicted of. . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2021
#16
Okay, thanks. I see now that the poster I responded was referring to Atlanta and not Rittenhouse
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2021
#46
You know little or nothing about any posts I have made on the Rittenhouse topic. . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2021
#17
Of course I was being silly. You need a road map when I'm being wryly sarcastic?
Bernardo de La Paz
Nov 2021
#19
He or she may have been planning on defending themselves against a mask mandate.
NullTuples
Nov 2021
#13
"took off and was able to make it outside the airport." He buggered off. And they couldn't catch him
Evolve Dammit
Nov 2021
#18
How f'd up are you to feel you need to, or even try to bring a firearm aboard a flight today??
Evolve Dammit
Nov 2021
#24
you own a handgun and forget you have it on your person?? I couldn't drink enough or
Evolve Dammit
Nov 2021
#45
Its not on my person. Its in the bag. Could also happen if you carry a knife.
oldsoftie
Nov 2021
#48
actually, the design of the Atlanta airport it would not be that difficult.
KentuckyWoman
Nov 2021
#50
Yep. Unless they've committed a felony, and even then they have to get permission.
Calista241
Nov 2021
#56
Thanks very much for the insight. You know the area and airport well. "Far right only"
Evolve Dammit
Nov 2021
#66
Last month, the agency reported catching 4,650 firearms -- a majority of them loaded -- at security
Tom Yossarian Joad
Nov 2021
#29
He's in big trouble because it wasn't an assault rifle, and there was no protest going on.
C Moon
Nov 2021
#52
Passenger's weapon accidentally discharged at the Atlanta airport, causing panic and halting flig
mickbiden2
Nov 2021
#59
We have thousands of people trying to board while carrying guns. 80% of the guns are loaded.
ancianita
Nov 2021
#73
