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Off-Duty US Policewoman Slips Through Airport Security With Gun
- Friday April 21, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
An off-duty California police officer managed to slip through security at the Los Angeles airport with a gun she unwittingly left in her hand luggage and has been detained in Taiwan, officials said Thursday.
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Man Walks Into Chennai Airport Without Ticket, Gets Arrested Trying To Leave
- Sunday August 16, 2015
- Chennai News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Police are questioning a man who entered the Chennai Airport's domestic terminal allegedly without a valid ticket when the airport was on a high alert on Independence Day.
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Los Angeles Air Traffic System Failure Caused By Computer Memory Shortage
- Monday May 12, 2014
- World News | Reuters
A common design problem in the US air traffic control system made it possible for a U-2 spy plane to spark a computer glitch that recently grounded or delayed hundreds of Los Angeles area flights, according to an inside account and security experts.
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Off-Duty US Policewoman Slips Through Airport Security With Gun
- Friday April 21, 2017
- World News | Agence France-Presse
An off-duty California police officer managed to slip through security at the Los Angeles airport with a gun she unwittingly left in her hand luggage and has been detained in Taiwan, officials said Thursday.
- www.ndtv.com
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Man Walks Into Chennai Airport Without Ticket, Gets Arrested Trying To Leave
- Sunday August 16, 2015
- Chennai News | Written by J Sam Daniel Stalin
Police are questioning a man who entered the Chennai Airport's domestic terminal allegedly without a valid ticket when the airport was on a high alert on Independence Day.
- www.ndtv.com
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Los Angeles Air Traffic System Failure Caused By Computer Memory Shortage
- Monday May 12, 2014
- World News | Reuters
A common design problem in the US air traffic control system made it possible for a U-2 spy plane to spark a computer glitch that recently grounded or delayed hundreds of Los Angeles area flights, according to an inside account and security experts.
- www.ndtv.com