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He should not have been treated differently (which he was presumably because he has a media profile).
It wasted the valuable time of many TSA and other law enforcement personnel who should have been screening for actual threats.
He (and possibly the producers if he was working at the time) should be charged at least for the wasting of police time.
If you do a robbery with a fake weapon it is still armed-robbery.
Considering the very well known history of terrible incidents on aircraft in the US, this sort of nonchalant time wasting for fun (of the people trying to keep all of safe on aircraft) should not be tolerated. Especially by someone in the media, it's a poor example of behavior by Knoxville and by the law (by letting him play them).
Throw the book at him, hard (very hard he's a JackAss boy he'd expect it to hurt real good).
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Hammers and box cutters fall under the same category, I dont think every handyman who accidentally brought a hammer in his carry on gets arrested.
I once had to leave a corkscrew at the airport after accidentally leaving it in my backpack/carry on. But I was not arrested.
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January 16, 2009 12:14 AM
Should Johnny Knoxville have been arrested in LAX for having a fake grenade?
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| January 16, 2009 02:24 AM |
It wasted the valuable time of many TSA and other law enforcement personnel who should have been screening for actual threats.
He (and possibly the producers if he was working at the time) should be charged at least for the wasting of police time.
If you do a robbery with a fake weapon it is still armed-robbery.
Considering the very well known history of terrible incidents on aircraft in the US, this sort of nonchalant time wasting for fun (of the people trying to keep all of safe on aircraft) should not be tolerated. Especially by someone in the media, it's a poor example of behavior by Knoxville and by the law (by letting him play them).
Throw the book at him, hard (very hard he's a JackAss boy he'd expect it to hurt real good).
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January 16, 2009 07:43 PM
Wow HE is very lucky he is not an Arab or middle eastern man. Being anglo-american (& somewhat famous tv celebrity maybe), Johnny Knoxville gets a free get out of airport jail card. An Arab version of Johnny Knoxville would've been taken to an undisclosed location outside the U.S. & probably would've been tortured for 24 hrs straight. Gotta love this new era i America.
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January 19, 2009 12:45 AM
According to the TSA.gov website you are allowed to bring replica firearms onto a plane as long as they are checked. Since this was a carry on item Johnny Knoxville broke the rules, however the TSA website doesn't make it clear that you can be arrested for this.http://www.flickr.com/photos/33749589@N07/3207474959/
Hammers and box cutters fall under the same category, I dont think every handyman who accidentally brought a hammer in his carry on gets arrested.
I once had to leave a corkscrew at the airport after accidentally leaving it in my backpack/carry on. But I was not arrested.
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http://www.tsa.gov/travelers/airtravel/prohibited/permitted-prohibited-item...
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