With all the fuss over full body scanners in airports, I did not expect this.
According to The Smoking Gun, an airport security officer has been arrested after assaulting a co-worker. The spat arose because the accused was imaged in the scanner during a training exercise, exposing all his bits and pieces to his colleagues. As a result, the accused was allegedly teased mercilessly about what the image revealed.
Pretty grim.
See a summary and a copy of the arrest report here: For Airport Security, Size Matters - May 6, 2010.
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