Does he mean that they cannot open a box marked fish/meat if it alarms in those 2 airports? Or, the individual packages inside the box? if the fish alarms just pass it? I say inspect all alarms fish or fowl. Don't think he (Jarman) should be passing on TSA policy/procedures to the public/media. >From: Roger James <ejames@xxxxxxxxx> >Reply-To: The Airline List <AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Roger >James <ejames@xxxxxxxxx> >To: AIRLINE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx >Subject: Traveler angry over opened caribou parcels by airport security >Date: Tue, 3 Jun 2003 17:51:47 -0500 Security Administration Alaska director Ken Jarman on Friday said he had only recently heard about what happened and begun investigating. He said he's almost as shocked as Williams at what happened. "I'm a hunter and fisherman, too," Jarman said. Cutting open packaged game meat or fish is against both TSA policy and procedure, he said. Baggage inspectors on the X-ray line in Anchorage aren't even allowed to slice packages open if the alarm goes off on a bag there, he said. And in Kenai, where there is no X-ray, baggage checkers hand-inspecting bags are supposed to pass fish and game meat not cut it up. _________________________________________________________________ Add photos to your e-mail with MSN 8. Get 2 months FREE*. http://join.msn.com/?page=features/featuredemail