Overview
- WIRED obtained a Charleston County Aviation Authority supplemental report that quotes Rep. Nancy Mace loudly cursing officers and calling the department incompetent.
- Police were assigned to meet her curbside around 6:30 a.m., but she entered the Known Crewmember checkpoint before contact and was escorted to Gate B-8.
- A TSA supervisor told officers they were very upset with her conduct and said they would submit a report to superiors.
- Surveillance review showed she arrived in a BMW that was not white, and an officer wrote that any other traveler behaving similarly would have been addressed by police.
- After the report surfaced, Mace defended using the crew entrance and accused South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson of spying, while her office cited security threats; no charges or formal discipline have been announced.