Jason Harrington

TSA agent-turned-writer

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A former agent for the Transportation Security Administration has written what he calls a "confession" about his duties as an airport screener.

Alarming Confessions of a TSA Airport Screener

A former agent for the Transportation Security Administration has written what he calls a "confession" about his duties as an airport screener.

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