Deputy Secretary of DHS tries to bring loaded gun into ABQ

One of Nappy's top-level minions (possibly with a 2.5 digit IQ) busted ...

KOB: Breech of security at Albuquerque Sunport

A breech of security at the Albuquerque Sunport; agents caught the Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security trying to bring a loaded gun through the security checkpoint last Friday. According to the police report, TSA agents spotted the gun as Anita Tallarico's purse passed through the scanner. The report explains, Tallarico told TSA officials she simply forgot to leave her gun at home, adding she was distraught because she was on her way to a funeral. She was cited for unlawful carrying of a deadly weapon.​

 

OMG! This woman must have really been distraught, or else...she IS a total moron. Why didn't she just flash her creds and say, "Congratulations, you have passed this Red Team Test with flying colors. Now I'd like to congradulate your training supervisor before I catch my flight..."?

 

She's Deputy Secretary of Amerikas Ministerium für Staatssicherheit. Your quote shows you are fully aware of their low qualifying benchmarks.

 

Unfortunately it appears I have to downgrade this dumb wench and let Nappy of the hook. Anita Tallarico is Deputy Secretary of the state's (New Mexico's) Department of Homeland Security. She does not work for the national disgrace affectionately known as DHS.

KOB: Top Homeland Security official caught with gun at Sunport

TSA agents at Albuquerque's Sunport caught a traveler trying to get through security with a loaded gun. According to a police report, the traveler was Anita Tallarico, the Deputy Secretary of the State's Department of Homeland Security.​

 

No, she's just provided additional evidence that people who work for agencies that include bizarre constructs like "homeland" in their names are all idiots... or thugs.

 

I've been told the two are not mutually exclusive.

 

Not all DHS/TSA employees are idiots.

Not all DHS/TSA employees are thugs.

All DHS/TSA employees fall into one or both categories.