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Toiletries? Yes. Cats? No. TSA agents find cat in passenger's carry-on at X-ray checkpoint.
TSA agents said they found a cat inside a passenger's bag while it passed through a security checkpoint at Norfolk International Airport in Virginia.
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TSA Officials Are Finding Pets in Bags at Security Checkpoints
Surprisingly, it’s not the first Chihuahua we’ve seen in a bag! Took some scrolling ... should also look out for is if TSA officials are running TSA dogs – dogs trained to detect explosives ...
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Flying with your cat? TSA warns "do not send your pet through the X-ray unit"
TSA officer discovers cat inside checked luggage 00:24 The Transportation Security ... The accompanying video shows a pet owner taking their small dog out of its carrying case and walking with ...
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TSA detects a cat inside a carry-on bag at the Norfolk Airport
“They knew the pet was in a carry-on bag ... more skittish than dogs and might wiggle, scratch, bite and jump down and try to run away.” This news release from the TSA this past Christmas ...
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This Is What a TSA Agent First Notices About You
As a result, TSA agents may decide to do a bag search or even pat you down after ... but drug smugglers use coffee to hide the scent of drugs from canine dogs. Because it’s a common tactic ...
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Cat Sent Through X-Ray Machine at Va. Airport in 'Cat-astropic Mistake,' TSA Official Says
The proper way being to remove the cat from the travel bag." TSA Reminds Travelers of Pet Rules After Dog Is Sent Through X-Ray Machine The tweet then sparked a series of cat-related puns from ...
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10 Airport Security Secrets TSA Doesn't Want You to Know
But besides throwing away your mostly full drink and packing your favorite pocket knife in your checked luggage, travel ...
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The 8 Strangest Things TSA Found In Americans' Luggage Last Year
Here's the eight strangest things the TSA found in Americans' luggage last year. And remember, leave your exotic pets at home next time you fly. Python in a hard drive Snakes on a plane took ...
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How to Get Through a TSA Security Line With Your Pet
X-ray checkpoints are solely intended for personal items and luggage ... of government dogs—called “working” canines—that may be around the airport. Furthermore, TSA emphasizes the ...
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Shopping for a new set of luggage for spring break 2023 or summer travel? Check out these top-rated luggage and travel bag ...
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Muzzle-loading rifle brought in checked-bag at Boston Airport, TSA says
TSA officials discovered the rifle during a checked-bag screening. It was owned by a 71-year-old man, officials said. “The rifle was improperly packed and undeclared,” the TSA said in a tweet.

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