RSSTSA: Newark Liberty International Airport Shut Down as Man Walked Through the Wrong Side of a Checkpoint Exit
Yet another security headache flying the friendly sky’s …
A terminal was shut down at Newark Liberty International Airport Sunday night when according to the TSA, Transportation Security Administration, a man walked through the wrong side of a checkpoint exit. Let’s hope he was not wearing special undies! Flights out of Newark were temporarily halted following the security breach.
Police are seeking the individual, who walked from the public side to the sterile side, said TSA spokeswoman Anne Davis. No flights were allowed to leave from Terminal C Sunday evening, she said.
Authorities are reviewing video from airport cameras. They are not sure whether the man was once on the sterile side and went back, or if he never went through screening, Davis said.
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Other travelers who had reached the sterile area after going through checkpoints are being moved back to the public area to be re-screened, she said.
The incident caused arrival delays and mainly affected Continental Airlines, which is the airport’s largest tenant.
Man was seen walking down an exit lane at Terminal C about 5:30 p.m. Sunday.
Are you serious? More than eight years following the September 11th attacks and we still have not figured how to prevent people from walking through the wrong side of an exit check point? No wonder Muslim terrorists with bombs in their undies can get on a plane!
We may want to start with the basics before we elaborate and completely inconvenience every law abiding, non-terrorist air passenger. Before we start preventing passengers from getting up from their seat an hour before landing and having a blanket in their lap, we might, call me crazy, want to be able to prevent individuals from entering through an exit. If we can’t do that 100% of the time, we are truly in trouble.
U.S. tightens international air security, REALLY, we did? Could have fooled me and all the passengers at Newark Terminal C tonight. Which Obama Administration Orders with new airline security directives discusses having a security guard at the sterile side of the terminal exit?
NY Democrat Senator Charles Schumer says Airlines ahould threaten to stop flying to airports with lax security. Would that include Newark Liberty International that can’t seem to prevent people from entering through an exit and bypass screeneing?
All the technology in the world is not going to prevent a terrorist act, if you can’t do a simple act like having someone enter the out door.
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Yes, the restrictions at airports are getting absolutely nuts and now talk of full body scans for everyone – but TSA can’t follow their own rules and therefore let a Nigerian through on Christmas Day (after warnings about a Holiday bomber) without the normal passport checks even though daddy had told the CIA and US Embassy his son’s passport # and name.
So we carry our little baggies of toothpaste and lipstick, take off our shoes, step into Plexiglas booths and have air shot up our clothes, removing belts and jewelry and pat down little old ladies.
Meanwhile the US Justice Dept. is taking Undie Bomber through the US court system because he might want to make a deal and tell them about Al Qaeda. I ask you, whose the fool?
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