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FILE - In this July 18, 2012, file photo, John Brennan, the man who stripped at Portland International Airport to protest TSA screeners, testifies during his trial in Portland, Ore.  Brennan faces a $1,000 federal fine, an administrative hearing next week and he expects to lose.  But he plans to press his free-speech argument into the federal courts. He says he wants more effective security checks that aren’t so invasive. (AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)

Portland airport stripper fights $1K federal fine

John Brennan, who stripped naked last year to protest a security check at Portland's airport, said he expects to lose the first round of his legal fight against a $1,000 fine. Still, he plans to press his free-speech argument in an appeal and push for effective security checks that aren't ...

Toddler in wheelchair heading to Disney cries during run-in with TSA agents

A family’s run-in with Transportation Security Administration screeners at Missouri's Lambert-St. Louis International Airport as they were heading to Orlando on vacation was caught on camera, and is raising questions about airport security rules. Annie Schulte said it all started when TSA agents asked to pat down her 3-year-old daughter, ...

Lawmakers want to conduct undercover airport stings on TSA agents following ABC News investigation

There's new fallout from an ABC News investigation that caught a TSA worker at the Orlando Airport stealing an iPad. Since then, that investigation has lawmakers asking the TSA for changes. The TSA is now being asked to do the same thing across the country that ABC News did at ...

Number of handguns seized at airports on the rise

WFTV has learned that a surprising number of people have tried to carry handguns on to flights at Orlando International Airport. WFTV filed requests for records with the Transportation Security Administration and found a nearly 20 percent spike in the number of guns seized at U.S. airports last year. Those ...

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8 common vacations: Surprising things you'll need

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Congressman pushes for private screeners at OIA

A U.S. congressman from Florida wants to privatize the security that keeps you safe at Orlando International Airport. Transportation Safety Administration screeners could be out of a job if the airport decides to bring in a private company to run the security. Rep. John Mica, R-Fla., said passengers won't see ...

Sanford airport to privatize security screeners

Orlando-Sanford International Airport is about to become one of the few airports nationwide to get rid of Transportation Security Administration security screeners. Instead, the airport will handle security on its own. Traveler Mark Riegler of Iowa told WFTV he feels safe with the TSA screeners at the airport. "People pay ...

OIA to launch sped-up security screenings for frequent travelers

Going through security at Orlando International Airport could soon get a lot easier. The Transportation Security Administration is about to expand a program to speed up security screenings. As WFTV's Racquel Asa reports, certain passengers will no longer have to take off their shoes, belts and a lot more. With ...

9 Investigates: Major security failure at Central Florida airports

The Transportation Security Administration has spent nearly $1 billion in tax dollars on behavior detection experts meant to spot terrorists. But investigative reporter George Spencer discovered that known terrorists have still sneaked through, sometimes more than once. As passengers at OIA await the screening process many know too well, so-called ...

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