Filed under: Asia, Japan, NewsApparently all the security equipment in the world can't fix stupidity and poor screening. A transfer passenger was arrested at Tokyo's Narita airport last week when security staff found a loaded gun and ammo in his carry-on... ...full story at Gadling
from Gadling on Wed, Oct 07 2009
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