A supervisory transportation security officer with the TSA is in hot water. In the course of a separate investigation involving a 9-year-old boy who went for a little ride on a Delta baggage conveyor belt, they found “unauthorized” photos on the TSA agents phone.
The complaint stemming from the conveyor belt incident indicates that TSA supervisor Bjorn R. Broms had “42 photos of females taken (that) show them on the closed-circuit monitor in various forms of dress such as shorts, tight pants, and tank tops.”
TSA lovin’ had me a blast
TSA lovin’ happened so fast.
You can fill in the rest, but Bjorn has a thing for the young ladies and collected some souvenirs from work while at work, working. But he’s not being charged over those photos.
The count filed in the criminal complaint only references the conveyor belt incident. Airport spokesman Patrick Hogan said that “based on the information we have at present, we do not anticipate additional criminal charges” in connection with the photos allegedly taken.
Bjorn was charged with taking video of the boy’s illegal use of the luggage carousel which is how they found the other photos.
In reference to the conveyor belt incident, the complaint says that Broms recorded videos from closed-circuit imagery of the boy climbing onto a baggage conveyor belt behind a Delta ticket counter and going for a brief ride.
The issue appears to be his use of CCTV to collect the video which he hinted to another worker he thought he could sell to the media for some money. Even that did not exactly pan out as planned.
He sent it to Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) which posted it to their website but for which they did not pay, according to MPR.
Luckey for Bjorn no terrorists escaped his watchful eye while he was capturing pics of young women in shorts, tight pants, and tank tops, and that’s a problem but so is this. You have to figure, he’s not the only one.
