Employees admit to repeatedly stealing money from passengers.
Well, they're agents of the state, government "workers", so what did you expect when their employer is a master thief and steals trillions from the American public every year.
A TSA supervisor stole money from passengers who went through his security checkpoint and accepted bribes and kickbacks from a colleague.
Michael Arato, a supervisor at Newark Liberty Airport, admitted on Monday that he regularly took money from passengers during security screenings and deliberately targeted foreigners who could not speak much English.
The 41-year-old, from Ewing, admitted in federal court that he permitted a worker he supervised to steal $10,000 to $30,000 in cash from traveller's bags over a 13-month period.-TSA comes under fire again
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