By Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
It was an alarming discovery: An undercover operation found that investigators could slip through airport security with weapons and phony bombs more than 95% of the time, the Washington Post reports.
But that information, which quickly spread nationwide, is considered “classified,” so whoever leaked it could face termination or even jail time.
The inspector general for the Department of Homeland Security said he is investigating.
“We have started an investigation to determine where the leak was,” Inspector General John Roth told the Senate Homeland Security Committee.
After the reports became public, acting TSA Administrator Melvin Carraway was forced from the job, the Post wrote.
