‘Sorry, ma’am, but your hair might contain explosives’: Now TSA agents demand to search woman’s afro

Daily Mail
September 21, 2011

An airline passenger who had already been through airport security was left in tears after TSA officers insisted on checking her Afro-style hair in case she was concealing explosives.

Hairdresser Isis Brantley was stopped at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, after she had passed a scanning device. As she travelled down an escalator, she claims she heard someone yell: ‘Hey you, hey you, ma’am, stop. Stop – the lady with the hair, you.’

Two TSA agents told her she could not go any further until they checked her hair for explosives, said Miss Brantley, of Dallas, Texas.

Reluctantly she allowed them to do it and the TSA staff patted her hair down right there instead of asking to return to a private area for screening. ‘And so she started patting my hair, and I was in tears at that point,’ Miss Brantley told NBC News. ‘And she was digging in my scalp.’

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4 Responses to “‘Sorry, ma’am, but your hair might contain explosives’: Now TSA agents demand to search woman’s afro”

  1. you pussy americans love it! your gonna take it in the A**. whine whine whine, yet u dont do anything about it. Bunch of pussies. Your founding fathers, great grandfather’s are crying up in heaven because you’ve ALLOWED criminals to destroy what they worked so hard for. Now your just giving it up.

    • I’m an American and I have to agree with you Daner.

    • i am also an american and i am SO EMBARRASSED that my fellow country-men and women do not DO ANYTHING!

      I FOR ONE WILL NOT SUMBIT- I WILL NOT GO DOWN WITHOUT A FIGHT

  2. Complete degenerates.

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