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Stupid thing to do. But I know I would have ended up there as well.
What is in your case?
Clothes
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...FFS!! a bomb and gun...
And that is how the shyte hit the fan..
Saying that the police could have dealt with it better.
Stupid woman, airport security are so on edge, especially now for the WC, but they could have just let her off with a warning...
Especially in Tel Aviv, I wouldn't even bare my teeth at those guys in case they found it threatening.
Then everyone else who had been locked up for doing the same thing would be up in arms.
You can't make exceptions to the rules - one for all , all for one.
Neil van der Walt, a young medical doctor from Cape Town, was arrested the previous weekend when he said his luggage contained "everything but a bomb".
His luggage was apparently too heavy. He allegedly answered: "Everything but a bomb".
He was arrested and only appeared the following day in the magistrate's court. He was released on bail of R1 000. He has to appear in court again on May 17.
Sorry that just invalidated all your pro-airport security arguments.
They're either just morons or enjoying their opportunity to lord it out. With the level and quality of crime in our country, the fact that they're wasting precious court time over people who said the word "bomb", says a lot.
Since when has it become illegal to say "I do not have a bomb."?
the state prosecutor even advised them to let her off with a warning but they refused.
It's gone from cautious to ridiculous (or vindictive).