[Malum Prohibitum]

http://boortz.com/nealz_nuze/2010/11/a- ... orist.html

Video at the link, Unlikely Terrorist

 

[Arkimedes]

That's just freakin rediculous. I hope they sue the hell outta TSA. More lawsuits = more money the agency loses which means that hopefully, they change their policies that much sooner.

 

[COMMANDER1911]

This is freaking rediculous. I don't even know what else to say.

 

[Thorsen]

That's just freakin rediculous. I hope they sue the hell outta TSA. More lawsuits = more money the agency loses which means that hopefully, they change their policies that much sooner.

At least one district court has held that the plaintiff could not sue the TSA. The court stated the plaintiff should have sued the United States instead, but went on to state that such a suit would be denied because the sovereign immunity of the US had not been waived for suits arising out of assault or battery.

In the words of the soup nazi .... no suit for you!

 

[AeroShooter]

Next time I go traveling, think I'll go dressed like this guy:

Only, I'll look more like this guy:

Pro Tip: don't go googling images of men in speedos unless you absolutely have to.

 

[mountainpass]

Aero....... man you are starting to worry me.

 

[Rugerer]

Next time I go traveling, think I'll go dressed like this guy:

It's been done.

A TSA supervisor and San Diego Harbor Police asked Wolynak to put his clothes back on "so he could be properly patted down," says his attorney.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010 ... t-san-die/

Open carry advocate too.

Wolanyk successfully sued San Diego for false arrest after he was picked up in Mission Beach with an unloaded Glock 17 sticking out of the back of his shorts.

He was awarded $35,000.

 

[EJR914]

viewtopic.php?f=35&t=53388&p=734287#p734287

I posted it at the link above this morning. Its the 2nd post down. Unbelievable. The TSA must change their policies. This violation of our 4th amendment rights cannot stand. I really wish the TSA would just be dissolved. Nothing good comes out of this, and this is definitely not making us any safer.

 

[AeroShooter]

The problem with his stategy was that he stripped down. I won't beable strip down further without breaking the law.

Next time I go traveling, think I'll go dressed like this guy:

It's been done.

A TSA supervisor and San Diego Harbor Police asked Wolynak to put his clothes back on "so he could be properly patted down," says his attorney.

http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010 ... t-san-die/

Open carry advocate too.

[quote:1yl9uimd]Wolanyk successfully sued San Diego for false arrest after he was picked up in Mission Beach with an unloaded Glock 17 sticking out of the back of his shorts.

He was awarded $35,000.

[/quote:1yl9uimd]

 

[CoffeeMate]

A TSA supervisor and San Diego Harbor Police asked Wolynak to put his clothes back on "so he could be properly patted down," says his attorney.

:faint:
Just goes to show you, their only interest is in "touching" you.

 

[AEKDB]

A TSA supervisor and San Diego Harbor Police asked Wolynak to put his clothes back on "so he could be properly patted down," says his attorney.

:faint:
Just goes to show you, their only interest is in "touching" you.

No, no, it gets better...

Wolanyk was arrested for refusing to complete the security process. A woman, identified by Harbor police as Danielle Kelli Hayman,39, of San Diego was detained for recording the incident on a phone.

Source: Passenger Chooses Strip-Down Over Pat-Down | NBC San Diego