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TreyHouston wrote:PS are you kidding?? If I came in on the tail end of this situation, you would have to be a fool to reveal that you have a firearm locked inside your luggage. No one would "hear" you and if they did, the chance they would misunderstand you would be VERY HIGH! Just follow orders and try not to over complicate the issue.

[Thread Drift]There's no need for you to reveal it... the ticket agents do that for you now by putting "very important luggage" (or some other phrase to indicate there's something worth stealing in there) tags on bags that contain checked firearms. At some airlines/airports, anyway... there was a thread about it either here or at sigforum.com a while ago.[/Thread Drift]

CBS news, via Breitbart, reporting that shooter had prior contact with FBI and claimed some affiliation with isis.
They also have video posted of the weapon.
Tried to copy and paste link, but could not.

Pawpaw wrote:

allisji wrote:

RossA wrote:Hard to believe that 3 states require open carry in terminals. That must raise a few eyebrows.

yeah what about all of the liberal "modern men" who have no need to own a gun? What do they openly carry?

Their purse?

Thats just funny rat thar!!

Pawpaw wrote:

allisji wrote:

RossA wrote:Hard to believe that 3 states require open carry in terminals. That must raise a few eyebrows.

yeah what about all of the liberal "modern men" who have no need to own a gun? What do they openly carry?

Their purse?

They open carry their feelings.

Pawpaw wrote:

allisji wrote:

RossA wrote:Hard to believe that 3 states require open carry in terminals. That must raise a few eyebrows.

yeah what about all of the liberal "modern men" who have no need to own a gun? What do they openly carry?

Their purse?

flowrie wrote:CBS news, via Breitbart, reporting that shooter had prior contact with FBI and claimed some affiliation with isis.
They also have video posted of the weapon.
Tried to copy and paste link, but could not.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/shots-fired ... e-airport/

In Nov. 2016, Santiago-Ruiz walked into an FBI office in Anchorage and claimed he was being forced to fight for ISIS, law enforcement sources told CBS News. He was sent to a psychiatric hospital after police were called, sources said.

RossA wrote:Hard to believe that 3 states require open carry in terminals. That must raise a few eyebrows.

I, too, was surprised by that, but the validity of that map has not been verified. I posted it based on a question about the legality of CC in the unsecure area of an airport in FL and a search I did quickly. It seemed legit, but another member noticed a conflict with NC and their knowledge of NC law on the issue. So, who knows?

https://twitter.com/AirCanada/status/817480717466816512
@AirCanada 2h2 hours ago

@CTVToronto We confirm that we have no record of such a passenger by that name, or checked guns, on any of our flights to Fort Lauderdale.

https://twitter.com/AirCanada/status/817500898985476097
‏@AirCanada 24m24 minutes ago

@CNN @wolfblitzer @CNNSitRoom Pls correct reports. We confirm no record of Esteban Santiago, or checked guns, on any of our FLL flights.

https://twitter.com/AirCanada/status/817484691783684097
@AirCanada

We confirm we have no record of a passenger by the name Esteban Santiago, or checked guns, on any of our flights to Fort Lauderdale #FLL 5/5

https://twitter.com/AirCanada/status/817488694202470401
Air Canada ‏@AirCanada 1h1 hour ago

Nous confirmons pas de dossier passager Esteban Santiago, pas d’arme enregistrée, à bord des vols #FLL 5/5

https://twitter.com/AirCanada/status/817483705094733824
@AirCanada 2h2 hours ago

Thankfully all our customers and employees at #FLL are reported accounted for and safe. 2/5

He was coming from AK, so while it crossed OVER international territory there was no international touchdown, keeping it a US domestic flight. Similar to as if they flew out into international waters from NY to FL.

Ahhh ok Delta from Alaska ... AK
Terminal 2 is the main Delta terminal at FLL

Dave2 wrote:

TreyHouston wrote:PS are you kidding?? If I came in on the tail end of this situation, you would have to be a fool to reveal that you have a firearm locked inside your luggage. No one would "hear" you and if they did, the chance they would misunderstand you would be VERY HIGH! Just follow orders and try not to over complicate the issue.

[Thread Drift]There's no need for you to reveal it... the ticket agents do that for you now by putting "very important luggage" (or some other phrase to indicate there's something worth stealing in there) tags on bags that contain checked firearms. At some airlines/airports, anyway... there was a thread about it either here or at sigforum.com a while ago.[/Thread Drift]

HAHAHHA thats true!!! You would have gotten some attention in that location today!!!!

How long before the gun grabbers want to ban transporting guns inside checked luggage? I don't think that would even require a law.

Lynyrd wrote:How long before the gun grabbers want to ban transporting guns inside checked luggage? I don't think that would even require a law.

The airlines could probably get together and do it themselves with no law.

Fort Lauderdale Airport Shooting: Suspect Esteban Santiago Had Alleged Ties to Islamic State

http://americanpowerblog.blogspot.com/2 ... g.html?m=1

Just a "lone gunman". Nothing to see here. Move along folks. Now, let's go push for more gun restrictions.

Liberal slime. I wonder why Jeh Johnson, that rat, is still employed.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/2554152/f ... t-updates/