tropicangela
03-10-2010, 06:29 PM
Their sorry excuse for putting the underwear bomber on without a passport?
At times, officials have allowed passengers to fly even if they are on the no-fly list, the former law enforcement official said. In some cases, this is to let agents shadow suspected terrorists while they're in the U.S. Before this happens, FBI agents and TSA experts consult with each other. If it is decided a suspected terrorist should be allowed on the flight, he and his belongings might then go through extra screening, he might be watched on camera at the airport, and more federal air marshals might be assigned to monitor him during his flight, the former official said.
http://www.aolnews.com/story/behind-the-scenes-crafting-the-us-no-fly/944572?cid=10
http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100310/capt.70ce10fc03a14f9290049601396dd24c.no_fly_list_ gfx407.jpg?x=400&y=281&q=85&sig=C25V3mCr2oII9xVzn1GnVQ--
At times, officials have allowed passengers to fly even if they are on the no-fly list, the former law enforcement official said. In some cases, this is to let agents shadow suspected terrorists while they're in the U.S. Before this happens, FBI agents and TSA experts consult with each other. If it is decided a suspected terrorist should be allowed on the flight, he and his belongings might then go through extra screening, he might be watched on camera at the airport, and more federal air marshals might be assigned to monitor him during his flight, the former official said.
http://www.aolnews.com/story/behind-the-scenes-crafting-the-us-no-fly/944572?cid=10
http://d.yimg.com/a/p/ap/20100310/capt.70ce10fc03a14f9290049601396dd24c.no_fly_list_ gfx407.jpg?x=400&y=281&q=85&sig=C25V3mCr2oII9xVzn1GnVQ--