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![]() While legally filming a TSA enhanced screening pat-down at Nashville International Airport I was confronted by an Airport Police Officer and told to stop filming. The officer later removed my iPhone from my hands, despite my protests, saying "I don't need a warrant." When TSA officials told him I was within my rights to shoot footage of the checkpoint, he gave the phone back to me. As I was leaving, TSA agents insisted that I could not show the footage without their permission, which is false. This occurred at Nashville International Airport in Nashville, Tenn., Monday November 22, 2010. at 5:30pm CT. |