Payback!

[vaskidmark]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/26/tsa-boston-logan-airport_n_1379834.html?ref=travel&icid=maing-grid10%7Chtmlws-main-bb%7Cdl7%7Csec3_lnk3%26pLid%3D146762

Four TSA officers at Boston's Logan International were hospitalized on Monday after they fell ill after opening a bag at the airport.

Bag handlers in the baggage hall at the airport's Terminal A opened the suspicious-smelling bag. Fifteen workers complained of headaches, eye irritation and throat issues but four were taken to Massachusetts General, Boston.com reported.

Airport spokesman Phil Orlandella said a passenger identified the odor as rodent repellent, according to The New York Post.

Orlandella told the Associated Press that the odor was noticed at about 8 a.m. Monday. No passengers were affected, but state police are checking the bag and questioning the owner.

MyFoxBoston.com reports that part of the baggage hall in Terminal A was closed, affecting passengers waiting for bags there. That terminal carries flights with Alaska Airlines, Delta Airlines and United Airlines.

Among other things, this confirms suspicions about TSA agents' origin.

stay safe.

[RevDisk]

Bag handlers in the baggage hall at the airport's Terminal A opened the suspicious-smelling bag. Fifteen workers complained of headaches, eye irritation and throat issues but four were taken to Massachusetts General, Boston.com reported.

Airport spokesman Phil Orlandella said a passenger identified the odor as rodent repellent, according to The New York Post.

So, it smelled like freedom?

[Jamie B]

So, it smelled like freedom?

I just love a good revenge story.....they reaped what they have sown!

[wuluf]

Among other things, this confirms suspicions about TSA agents' origin.

That's unfair....




to rodents.

[Hutch]

The rat bastards!