We tweet a lot of stuff these days, way more than most of us need to know about. But some people
are saying the TSA went overboard recently when they tweeted a picture of $75,000 in cash a passenger was trying to take aboard a plane.
NBC 12 says other tweeters responded to the picture, asking if it's legal to publicly post pictures of what's in a passenger's personal luggage or if the TSA felt they had maybe put that passenger in danger of theft or other crimes.
The money never made it on the plane; because the "owner" didn't have a bill of sale or another way to prove the cash wasn't the result of some kind of crime, it was seized by the federal goverment.
are saying the TSA went overboard recently when they tweeted a picture of $75,000 in cash a passenger was trying to take aboard a plane.
NBC 12 says other tweeters responded to the picture, asking if it's legal to publicly post pictures of what's in a passenger's personal luggage or if the TSA felt they had maybe put that passenger in danger of theft or other crimes.
The money never made it on the plane; because the "owner" didn't have a bill of sale or another way to prove the cash wasn't the result of some kind of crime, it was seized by the federal goverment.
No comments:
Post a Comment