Posted on Jan 7, 2023
The 10 weirdest things agents found at airport security in 2022, according to TSA
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The Transportation Security Administration agency's recently released list of the "Top 10 Catches of 2022" at U.S. airports serves as an important reminder to double-check your crutches, raw chickens and peanut butter jars for drugs, grenades or guns before heading through airport security.
Passengers are not allowed to bring weapons of any kind, including replicas, into the cabin of a commercial plane – but firearms with the proper permits and packaging can be transported, according to TSA.
The Transportation Security Administration agency's recently released list of the "Top 10 Catches of 2022" at U.S. airports serves as an important reminder to double-check your crutches, raw chickens and peanut butter jars for drugs, grenades or guns before heading through airport security.
Passengers are not allowed to bring weapons of any kind, including replicas, into the cabin of a commercial plane – but firearms with the proper permits and packaging can be transported, according to TSA.
The 10 weirdest things agents found at airport security in 2022, according to TSA
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They showed on the news a few mins ago where someone was trying to take a Snake on an airplane. If you really need a hug I wouldn't recommend a constrictor though...LOL
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Someone packed a doll that cried when you shifted it...they put it in a duffle on a pallet load of luggage...someone thought they heard a baby crying...we had to unload the entire pallet and search to find it...
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