TSA Confiscates Inert Grenade from Passenger at LaGuardia Airport
The inactive grenade, obtained as a gift from a museum, was discovered in a carry-on bag and will now be used for TSA training purposes.
- A real but inert grenade was found in a passenger's carry-on luggage during security screening at LaGuardia Airport on Monday.
- The passenger informed authorities that the grenade was a gift acquired from a museum.
- Port Authority police and TSA explosive experts determined the grenade was inactive and posed no safety threat.
- The grenade was confiscated, and the passenger was allowed to continue on their flight without facing charges.
- The TSA plans to use the confiscated grenade as a training tool for its officers.