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TSA Employees’ Union Calls on TSA to Provide Better Protection for Airport Security Screeners

March 16, 2020Francesca RiveraSecurity, Security Guard Training, TSA

Washington DC March 15 2020 The union representing Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) says TSA is not doing enough to protect officers and the flying public from COVID-19. The American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE), which represents nearly 46,000 TSA officers nationwide, is calling on the agency to increase safety protocols after three officers at San…

Judge acquits man accused of ducking past TSA at Portland airport

February 26, 2019Francesca RiveraHomeland Security, Security, TSA

Portland OR Feb 25 2019 Following one day of trial testimony, a federal judge on Friday morning threw out a case against a 30-year-old man accused of ducking past security officials at Portland International Airport.U.S. District Judge Marco Hernandez found there was no evidence that Badr Ziti, 30, ever entered the so-called “sterile area” of the…

After government shutdown, debate over TSA or private contractors continues

February 15, 2019Francesca RiveraHomeland Security, Security, TSA

San Francisco CA Feb 15 2019-During the partial government shutdown, screeners at two Silicon Valley airports, San Francisco and San Jose International, moved thousands of people through security checkpoints. Operations at the airports, 35 miles apart, looked similar – uniformed officers reminding people to take off their shoes and put their laptops in plastic bins…

TSA is staying at small airports, may launch dog-screened lines

August 10, 2018Francesca RiveraConsumer Protection, Security, TSA

Ignore those stories that say the Transportation Security Administration plans to end screenings at the nation’s smaller airports. That was the message from TSA Administrator David Pekoske, who promised that the federal security agency will continue to staff or oversee security screenings at all of the nation’s 440 airports. “I can tell you categorically that…

TSA agents ask some travelers to remove snacks from carry-ons

April 2, 2018Francesca RiveraRisk Management, Security, TSA

Washington DC April 1 2018 You’ve taken off your shoes and removed your laptop from your carry-on bag to go through airport security screening. You candy bar may be next. Although it’s okay to board an airplane with food, some Transportation Security Administration agents have been asking travelers to remove their food from carry-on bags at…

TSA is testing explosive-detection technology with Amtrak

March 19, 2018Francesca RiveraSecurity, Technology, TSA

The Transportation Security Administration and Amtrak are testing new technology to detect concealed explosives, the TSA said Tuesday. The equipment, known as “stand off explosive detection technology” can detect an explosive when an individual passes by the device, New York Sen. Chuck Schumer said in a news release. An alarm would go off on the…

TSA confiscated nearly 11 guns a day at airports in 2017

February 2, 2018Francesca RiveraGovernment, Investigation, TSA

Airport security screeners found nearly 4,000 guns in passengers’ carry-on bags last year, an average of nearly 11 guns a day. The total marked a 16% increase from 2016, according the Transportation Security Administration’s Year in Review Report. The majority of those guns — 84% — were loaded at the time. The amount of firearms discovered at…

TSA experienced one of the busiest Thanksgiving weeks ever

November 29, 2017Francesca RiveraSecurity, Technology, TSA

WASHINGTON – The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) experienced one of the busiest Thanksgiving travel weeks in its 16-year history. Sunday was the busiest day of the holiday week with more than 2.6 million passengers and crew members passing through TSA screening. It was the fifth busiest day since the agency was established immediately following the…

Port Manatee enhances security while facilitating record commerce

November 24, 2017Francesca RiveraSecurity, Surveillance, TSA

While Port Manatee’s record-setting cargo volumes have been stealing the headlines, Manatee County’s seaport has quietly been enhancing its around-the-clock security to facilitate the swift, efficient flow of increasing genuine commerce and avert movement of unauthorized people and goods. During the past year, Port Manatee’s highly trained security staff has bolstered its role, assuming functions…

TSA adds automated screening lanes to Midway Airport

November 17, 2017Francesca RiveraSecurity, Technology, TSA

CHICAGO (WLS) —With a record 50 million people expected to travel over the week of Thanksgiving, the Transportation Security Administration unveiled new technology Thursday to get people through lines faster at Midway Airport. TSA officials said travelers will make it through security about 50 percent faster than in the past. The first thing travelers will…

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