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  1. 14-Jan-2004, 09:31 AM #1
    coachrowsey
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    All of us in the industry need to be paying more attention each day to what is going on around us at the airports or anywhere for that matter. Here are some tips for spotting a suicide bomber: A person wearing a heavy coat in warm weather. A person who is acting nervous,sweating very profusely and mumbling. How about the car bomber? Look for license plates that look forged, maybe a different tag on the front & back. This is a big one, a car with a lot of weight in the back.(Weighted down with explosives)
    Thank God nothing like this has happened in our country & I pray it never will but we must be on the look out.
    I was able to get these tips from someone with lots of experience a police officer from Israel.
    Lets all be safe.....

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  • 16-Jan-2004, 05:54 AM #2
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    How about someone carrying live ammunition in their pockets!! Obviously a tip missed by those working in Dulles!!

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  • 16-Jan-2004, 07:29 AM #3
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    What else is so unreal is that EVERY bag comming in from England or any of our intl destinations for that matter has to rescreened again by our TSA(thousands standing around). It is my understanding that security in Europe is very tight. So go figure.
    I have opinions about this but will not post them on a public board.....

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  • 26-May-2004, 04:11 PM #4
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    In the light of the new terror threat I'm going to just add this to move it to the top & hope everyone re reads...Lets all be alert & safe.
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  • 02-Jul-2005, 08:30 AM #5
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    With the heavy travel season, we need to bring this back to the top. Lets everyone be alert & safe.
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  • 27-Feb-2010, 12:14 PM #6
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    Good afternoon all.
    Going to bring this topic up again..
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