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Noah Haswell, Beaver County Radio News

(Pittsburgh, PA) Pennsylvania State Representative Dan Frankel is calling for bigger penalties for someone who brings a gun through Pittsburgh International Airport’s TSA checkpoint. Frankel suggested that those who disobey the rule for the first time have to complete a course on gun safety. Frankel also added that those who bring guns through security for the first time will be revoked of their license to possess guns for three years. Frankel confirmed that these penalties will come with third-degree misdemeanor charges. Frankel also confirmed that those who bring guns through security a second time will have their license to possess guns taken away permanently.