A calm, rational analysis of TSA screening procedures by Deirdre Walker, 24 years a police officer, she retired as Assistant Chief of the Montgomery County, Maryland, Department of Police. One of the most troubling observations I made, at both Albany and BWI, was that — aside from the likely notation in a log (that no one will ever look at) — there was no information captured and I was asked no questions, aside from whether or not I wanted to change my mind. Given that TSA interacts with tens if not hundreds of millions of travelers each year, it ...