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Published May 19, 2015
So I was on an airport security line this past weekend and I watched, with some bemusement, the detention of two clearly suspicious individuals.
One looked about 80 — a woman, helped out of a wheelchair, no less.
The other was about four — male with shifty eyes.
Both were relentlessly searched.
The woman's wheelchair was gone through as if it were a Sherman tank.
The little boy saw his Mickey Mouse backpack emptied as if he had confiscated firearms.
The closest I saw? A Buzz Lightyear (search) doll.
Now, keep in mind there were other interesting characters on this line, including two Middle Eastern men and some unruly, and I suspect, drunk businessmen.
I'd at least have pulled all those guys aside. But no, they passed while granny and the oh-so-suspicious Buzz Lightyear kid did not.
I'm not here to fault our clearly overworked and — judging by this day — overwrought airport security folks.
I'm just here to remind them that there might be slightly bigger threats than an old lady who has trouble walking and a little boy who has trouble "not" talking.
I'm not saying Buzz Lightyear couldn't be a threat. I'd just buzz on by him to clearly "bigger" threats.
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