Two Travelers Caught With Guns in Carry-On Bags at Pittsburgh Airport in Two Days
Two travelers were caught with handguns in their carry-on bags at Pittsburgh International Airport within two days, according to reports carried Nov. 11. On Nov. 5, TSA officers found a gun in the bag of a 27-year-old man from Glen Dale, West Virginia; on Nov. 7, a gun was found in the bag of Philip Ralph Wilson, 46, of Ohio. Allegheny County police confirmed neither man held a valid concealed carry license.
TSA civil penalties for bringing a gun to a checkpoint can reach $17,062 for repeat violations. TSA reminds travelers that firearms must be unloaded, locked in a hard-sided case, checked as baggage and declared to the airline — never carried into the cabin.
Source: The Travel
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