SEATAC, Wash. (AP) — Air travelers moved normally through Sea-Tac Airport security checkpoints Wednesday morning despite a threatend pat-down protest.
KING-TV found no one planning to refuse to use the X-ray scanner in hope of overwhelming the pat-down process. Most said they didn’t want the added delay and that TSA screeners were just doing the jobs.
A loosely organized effort dubbed National Opt-Out Day called for the protest to highlight what some call unnecessarily intrusive screenings.
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Information from: KING-TV, http://www.king5.com/
