Flashback: Locals on TSA Regulations, 'My Kids Are Off Limits'
Holly Springs and Hickory Flat residents weigh in on more aggressive screening techniques at airports.
This story originally ran on Dec. 1, 2010. The American Automobile Association reports that at least 1.6 million people are expected to fly over the holidays. Now that the Transportation Security Administration has enforced top security in the airports, will local holiday travelers hit the roads or stick to the breezy airways? Salvation Army volunteer and mother of two Kelly Turner says she does not mind being patted down in the airport; however, her children are off limits. "Some things are necessary and some things aren't," Turner said. According to the TSA website, transportation security officers will work with parents to resolve any alarms at the checkpoint. It also says a child may receive a modified pat-down and that parents are …
KELLI
10:56 am on Friday, July 1, 2011
Isn't Nigeria where most of the SCAMs come from... Although he doesn't look like a criminal - he is.... It is ciminal to do what he did.. (taking advantage of TSAs security loopholes)..... What to do about this....? more ›