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TX: I-TEAM : Congressman Canseco says he was assaulted during TSA pat-down
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"U.S. Rep. Francisco Canseco said he was assaulted by a TSA agent at the San Antonio International Airport."
"The Texas Congressman said the security agent went too far during a pat-down earlier this month."
"'The agent was very aggressive in his pat-down, and he was patting me down where no one is supposed to go,' said Canseco. 'It got very uncomfortable so I moved his hand away. That stopped everything and brought in supervisors and everyone else.'"
"Canseco told the KENS 5 I-Team the agent said he too was assaulted when Canseco pushed his hand away." ... |
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