Denver International Airport Employee Accused Of Stealing Firearms From Checked Luggage
BY Herschel Smith
7 years, 2 months ago
It was Austin, and now in Denver.
CBS4 has learned that an employee at Denver International Airport has been fired and charged with rifling through passengers’ checked bags on three occasions, and stealing guns out of their luggage.
The worker, Melvin Deandre Lewis, 24, worked for Air Serv, a vendor that handles bags and other services for airlines. According to court documents and interviews, Denver police believe Lewis opened United Airlines passengers checked bags and stole firearms in April and on two occasions in May.
But he looks like such a nice young man, full of promise for the future, just like Ja’Quan Johnson.
I guess they’re underprivileged and need more assistance.
On September 28, 2017 at 6:37 am, Frogdaddy said:
There has to be something that identifies a firearm in checked luggage? Too lazy to look up on tsa website. But i have a feeling when you declare, you make it known to everyone along the way to your destination.
On September 28, 2017 at 7:56 am, Fred said:
He simply wasn’t given enough free stuff. I think if we had just one more gubment program that should finally solve it all. We will have reached that multicultural utopia, this gubment run garden of eden in the new tower Babel that they keep promising.