A TSA Public Affairs spokeswoman took to Twitter to share a shocking photo of a two-foot-long machete which was confiscated at a security checkpoint at Bradley International Airport in Connecticut.
A Transportation Security Administration Public Affairs spokeswoman took to Twitter to share a startling photo of a two-foot-long machete that had been confiscated at a security checkpoint at Bradley International Airport in Connecticut.
Farbstein said that the most common prohibited item that people attempt to bring through TSA checkpoints are knives. Typically, TSA officers witness passengers trying to bring anything from kitchen knives to tactical knives. — TSAmedia_LisaF May 9, 2019 “TSA officers at Bradley Airport stopped a traveler with this very long, very sharp machete at the checkpoint recently. Quick give me the top 5 reasons you'd need a machete on an airplane. Go! " Farbstein wrote on Twitter.
Joking aside, Farbstein stressed why it is crucial for TSA agents to remain vigilant when it comes to contraband passing through checkpoints. “Keep in mind that the terrorists on 9/11 used box cutters, so no knives on the plane," she said.
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