TSA Orders Vehicle Searches Without Consent At Airports

Monday, July 22, 2013

TSA Orders Vehicle Searches Without Consent At Airports

We live in an all-out police state as the TSA is now ordering searches of private vehicles on airport grounds without consent.

MIAMI, FL – TSA K9 Inspector Cedric Blevins works with Yoshi to screen passengers at Miami International Airport on May 3, 2013 in Miami, Florida. The program already in place at three other airports in the nation uses behavior Detection Officers working together with the k9s to do real time threat assessments and direct additional passengers to the TSA expedited screening lanes. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

By Shepard Ambellas
Intellihub.com
July 20, 2013

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK — Nowadays the Transportation & Security Administration (TSA) is everywhere. From your kids high school prom, to bus stations and airports, Americans rights are being violated daily now and no one cares.
In an all out draconian push, the TSA is likely now ordering the search of vehicles that utilize the valet parking amenities at airports as reported by others. One woman found a card, similar to the ones inserted into searched luggage, in her private vehicle after being inspected by valet attendants. The yellow card reads, “Your vehicle has been inspected under TSA regulations” in full violation of citizens rights.
However, according to a WHEC.com report, the TSA admits they have only been inspecting valet parked vehicles, not vehicles parked in short and long-term parking areas. Some wonder what is the bias. Why not search all cars if you search valet? The TSA says that short and long-term parking structures poses less risk to the airport. The TSA is instructed to look for large amounts of explosive materials as they search the trunk, engine, and the inside of valet parked vehicles.
The woman who fell victim to the unlawful search and others like her are furious.