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|    27 Aug 18 06:46:16    |
      XPost: alt.politics.guns, alt.politics.democrats.d, sac.general       XPost: in.bizarre       From: democraps.are.cowards@cbs.com              A federal air marshal on a United Airlines flight was handcuffed       by authorities and removed from the plane after a flight       attendant thought he was a civilian who “flashed a gun,”       according to reports.              The marshal, whom the TSA told The Post was on “official       business,” showed his firearm to a flight attendant during the       flight from Newark, New Jersey, to Minneapolis-St. Paul       International Airport, leading the crew to issue an emergency       alert, according to WCCO.              Passengers aboard Flight 3531 were told that their landing was       delayed because of an “occupied gate,” passenger Jennifer Berman       told the Star Tribune. After landing, the plane was surrounded       by police cars, and officers boarded the plane to ask the man       and another passenger to “come with them.” The two were       handcuffed shortly after on the tarmac, Berman said.              The two men were questioned by the FBI at the airport’s police       station, according to the newspaper.              The Star Tribune reported that the second detained passenger was       also a federal air marshal; the TSA did not confirm that.              FBI officials blamed the incident on a miscommunication,       according to WCCO.              A spokesperson from Republic Airlines, a regional partner of       United Airlines which operated the flight, told The Post: “The       safety and security of our customers and employees is our top       priority. We are aware of this incident and are working with       investigators.”              The TSA said in a statement it is “working with the airline to       determine the specific circumstances in this case.”              The flight was operated by Indianapolis-based Republic Airline.       Republic says the airline is working with investigators.                      --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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