In less than 24 hours, TSA workers intercepted two guns in baggage at Pittsburgh International Airport. The first instance happened on Monday night as 31-year-old Florida native Cajaya D. Gordon-Morrison did not have a concealed carry permit and was cited and charged with an unloaded gun. The second instance happened Tuesday afternoon, when 39-year-old Pittsburgh native Christopher Brandon Batson was arrested after his handgun was spotted. Batson also did not possess a concealed carry permit, according to county police. Passengers can only travel with guns if they are unloaded and packed in a hard-sided case, and fines can reach up to $15,000 for taking a weapon through a TSA checkpoint, depending on both the weapon and circumstances.
Two separate guns intercepted at Pittsburgh International Airport in less than 24 hours
