TSA officers recently made an unexpected find inside a passenger's checked bag after an Xbox triggered an alarm. The unusual discovery was announced by the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). The incident occurred this month as a passenger was moving through the TSA line at LaGuardia Airport (LGA) in New York City when an alarm went off.TSA OFFICER SEES ALARMING SHAPES ON X-RAY BEFORE STOLEN CIVIL WAR MYSTERY UNRAVELS"The bag alarmed on an Xbox gaming system, and TSA Officer Ashley Leo, who was manning the on-screen resolution area, diverted the bag to the checked baggage resolution area, where Supervisory Transportation Security Officer (STSO) Christopher Ramos was stationed," the TSA said in a statement.It's what Ramos found beside the Xbox that stood out.The incident took place at LaGuardia Airport in New York City, pictured above, where TSA officers screen passengers and baggage.(Spencer Platt/Getty Images)As he searched through the bag, he discovered "a plastic bag containing several fake IDs next to the Xbox that prompted the alarm," per the TSA."I noticed various driver’s licenses with different dates of birth and different class types, but all with the same photograph," Ramos said in a statement.AIRPORT X-RAY SHOWS TERRIFYING OBJECT TAPED IN CARRY-ON TO SKIP CHECKED BAGGAGE FEE"I was focused on following our screening procedures and paying close attention to anything that appeared unusual."He added, "When I discovered the fraudulent IDs, I knew it was important to report the situation through the proper channels."A passenger was arrested at LaGuardia Airport after TSA officers discovered multiple fake IDs while screening a checked bag.
(TSA)After involving TSA management, airport officials and Port Authority police, authorities confirmed the IDs were fraudulent and arrested the passenger moments before he was scheduled to board his flight.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"STSO Christopher Ramos’ strict adherence to standard ...