![]() TSA will continue to revoke TSA PreCheck® eligibility for at least five years for passengers caught with a firearm in their possession. ![]() TSA determines the penalty amount for a violation based on the circumstances in each case. ![]() TSA recently announced that the penalty for bringing weapons to the airport increased and can reach as high as $14,950, depending on the circumstances. “This simple act could save you lots of time and money, along with avoiding possible arrest with local law enforcement.” “Passengers must remember they’re responsible for the contents of bags, and our advice is they thoroughly inspect all personal belongings to make sure there are no illegal or prohibited items before coming to the airport,” Ohio TSA Federal Security Director Don Barker said. In 2022, 40 firearms were stopped over the entire year. So far, TSA officers have stopped 22 firearms at CMH checkpoints this year. ![]() Most recently, a loaded firearm was stopped Monday, April 24. COLUMBUS -Transportation Security Administration officers at John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) discovered five firearms at security checkpoints in the month of April. ![]()
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