timosman
07-31-2015, 06:23 AM
The agency's PreCheck program, which pre-screens travelers for a speeded-up line, is also called out. Rebecca Roering, a TSA assistant security director in Minnesota, says she raised concerns about the practice of ushering people who weren't actual participants in the program onto PreCheck lines to speed things up. "TSA is handing out PreCheck status like Halloween candy," she said in a June hearing.
In one case, Sara Jane Olson, the Minnesotan convicted in a 1970s plot by the Symbionese Liberation Army to bomb police cars, was allowed through the PreCheck line even after being recognized; a supervisor overruled the Minneapolis screener who flagged her.
http://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/morning_roundup/2015/07/minnesota-tsa-official-precheck-status-handed-out.html
In one case, Sara Jane Olson, the Minnesotan convicted in a 1970s plot by the Symbionese Liberation Army to bomb police cars, was allowed through the PreCheck line even after being recognized; a supervisor overruled the Minneapolis screener who flagged her.
http://www.bizjournals.com/twincities/morning_roundup/2015/07/minnesota-tsa-official-precheck-status-handed-out.html