TSA: Traveler Stopped For Carrying 98 Bullets Onto Airplane At BWI
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- TSA agents say they stopped a traveler at BWI Airport on Monday who was carrying 98 bullets onto an airplane.
A TSA spokesperson said on Twitter:
"There's no actual need to carry 98 bullets onto an airplane--and of course ammunition is not allowed to be carried onto a plane. @TSA at @BWI_Airport stopped a traveler with these bullets at one of the checkpoints yesterday. Know what's in your carry-on bag. #ProhibitedItemsWeek"
There's no actual need to carry 98 bullets onto an airplane--and of course ammunition is not allowed to be carried onto a plane. @TSA at @BWI_Airport stopped a traveler with these bullets at one of the checkpoints yesterday. Know what's in your carry-on bag. #ProhibitedItemsWeek pic.twitter.com/lnEV1tetKh
— Lisa Farbstein, TSA Spokesperson (@TSA_Northeast) April 13, 2021
The spokesperson is urging travelers to know what's inside their bags before going through an airport.