So true. I worked at the bagage service, and my supervisor managed to steal two oriental rugs from customs, and when they came to investigate she was playing dumb. Her brother was working in the back, in the sorting department. Two huge rugs, with customs tape on them. You had to see that comedy, but she was never fired

So true… as a passenger Going through security in Spain, One of my carry on bags had mysteriously disappeared from the conveyor by the time I got to the other side. Poof!!! Gone!!!

@@catswhisper This is insane! Don't they have security cameras?

@@CL-bm7bssure but funny how some at the time ur needing them they magically aren’t working 🧐

It is ridiculous that this is allowed. ALLOWED. From working as customer service to GSA it’s all the same. This is a government job too and Yes there are cameras literally everywhere. TSA gives you hell and potentially make you miss your flight they don’t care. They are just keeping an eye out for what they can take home. I used to work GSA. I enjoyed my time there but stealing is just One of the things that they got away with… Happy to see that we all agree!

Camera,s should help

He's amazing!!! He's a good boy, hope you give him lots of treats.

Boy, that is rude! Disabled person gets robbed while following their rules. So glad tablet was located.

How can they misplace a dog collar on a conveyer belt that is right in front of them

It’s not disappointing; it’s disturbing that TSA are getting away with it.

Booooo

Well, TSA/Luggage Agents went through my Luggage said i couldn't take my my food items i want to bring home. That's ok, but when I reached my Destinaltion, most of my Unmentionables were gone from my Suitcase.Go Figure. I am gonna tell them I am standing there to watch from now on. The Nerve of some People.

Ridiculous & Irresponsible on behalf of TSA

Something tells me someone has a dog, liked the collar & took it. Can't trust anyone!

​@theresalogsdon765 Biden cabinet member Sam Brintonis is a cleptomainiac cross dresser. Look at his photos you might see your unmentionables.

It's well trained because it's a service dog

​@colleenriley2232 you think people's pets can't be well-behaved?

@@aperocknroll88 They absolutely can be. Mine are. But a service dog is trained far beyond a well trained dog.

I would think "stole" is also more like it. There is usually no more than 30ft without a collar (more like 15 ft at most. Some took that collar

Not all service dogs behave all the time. I have quite a few friends with them. They are dogs not robots after all.​@colleenriley2232

Exactly Right!

For the entire 10 seconds - - - - I agree 😱😱😱

It wasn’t lost.

I'd be asking that woman there to empty her pockets

Probably fell in between the rollers of the conveyer/ x-ray machine. TSA should have pulled it out of the machine

Seriously how far could it have gone????? It e as right there......

Things that make you go humm 🤔

Tell me they found it bcuz it's either in the machine or they gave it to the people ahead of you but I'm pretty sure they'd see it & hand it back. That sucks 😕

Did they say they 'lost' the service dog's collar? How could they, it just went through the x-ray machine in a container, that is all.

Definitely not very responsible

Incompetent , don't care

Come across border and he can wear armour and not be checked

When it’s gone that fast, one of them swiped it for sure.

Seriously. I got patted down in the privates area because I was wearing a period underwear and the scanner showed red in that area for me (not that it matters but I was also only wearing leggings and a fitted tee). Then, on the return trip, I got patted down because my joggers had a side zipper 😭 Meanwhile my cowboy of a brother-in-law tells me that the month prior, he'd forgotten he had his utility knife in his back pocket, going through the same TSA. They just nodded and let him on through.

TSA for you. Wannabe FBI agents.

Wanna be FBI but real theives 😢

Definitely stolen. The collar didn't get up, and walk off the tray, on its own.

​Of course they stole it. Sadly to say, there are some thugs working at airports.

What value of that would it be to be stolen as opposed to his wallet or his electronics. That’s such a strange conclusion, stop assuming the worst of people.

He said remove all metal. If your collars and leashes don’t have metal then you wouldn’t be asked to remove it.

I guess you're dog wasn't wearing a collar they wanted...😊

The man still had his watch on, shouldn't that have been in the tray too?😮​@@chavvy9074

The TSA will grab people in a wheelchair and not tell them or ask permission to move them around. They pushed my friend's 85 year old mom forward and took her into a side room and looked under her shirt. There was a man in the room. She has a trach tube in her neck and they aren't nurses or doctors. They wouldn't let the lady's daughter or me in. We were her caregivers. This lady had nothing illegal on her. It was awful.

Terrible!

Emotional support animals don't have public access rights

What a beautiful companion Such a gift

Wow what a beautiful dog! Spot on i would of sent her to retreave her collar! Haha that would be something to find it in their pocket!

And they didnt turn around and check!

@@Blackkray219 not all airlines restrict ESAs.

They work for the federal government, calling them thieves is redundant....

​​​@@floydholder597 Good one 😊 Oh..... A government with redundancies.... Get out 😮😅

@@davidk7859 👍👍

they wonder why americans dont like to fly

Well that is an incredible understatement. Most service dogs are way smarter than any government employee, especially politicians.

That’ll be a therapy dog, not a service dog 💚 Therapy dogs are so wonderful in their own way

@Zebra-dogs Not to be argumentative, but a therapy dog IS a service dog. Ask anyone that has had one.

@@craigellsworth3952 A therapy dog is a type of an “assistance dog“, which includes “service dog“, “ESA“, and “therapy dog”. A therapy dog is not under the legal ADA definition of a service dog. There is lots of confusion.

@@craigellsworth3952A therapy dog is an ASSISTANT dog. the term service dog or at-home service dog is used for a different type of dog, which only helps one person and is task trained. A therapy dog is not task trained and can comfort people in public settings. An emotional support animal is neither of the above, but they can help mentally ill persons in the home. The terms DO matter! Especially because the rules and standards for therapy vs service dogs are entirely different!

​@@Zebra-dogs Therapy is a type of service, is it not?

Then blame those that brings their false obe there.

Yes! They! Are!

I've had someone STEALING my SLIPPERS on our way to Thailand. It happened in the overlay in Dubai! They were of a pretty ivory colour, with ivory flowers on top of the vertical strap of my foot of the slippers. They looked designer but these slippers were from Primark (that was the only place they sold cute slippers like these at the time, that's why I got them...otherwise I NEVER EVER go to the Primark where they sell - baby/children, LOTS of female and some male - clothes, shoes, bags, accesoiries etc for VERY cheap). Joke is on them because the slippers only costed me €5 lol 😅😂! But it was STILL VERY ANNOYING as I loved those slippers because they had a band vertically over the middle of my foot with flowers, horizontally over my toes so I didn't had anything in between my toes and straps around my ankles keeping my feet secured in them. I can't wear normal toe slippers, they fall off my feet and that's because my big toes started to grow to the outsides since I was 8 if that makes sense? Because of this I have (I believe they call them bunions) a triangle between my two big toes if I put my feet next to each other. I have lots of posture issues due to this as well. Once your toes don't have room in between each other like they should...your ENTIRE POSTURE CHANGES WHICH IS VERY NEGATIVE AND CAUSES PAIN IN LOTS OF DIFFERENT AREA'S! I went to a surgeon and he told me that doing that surgery on me wouldn't do me ANY good as they'd literally have to fracture both my big toes, shave off all the access bone of the bunions, place a straight metal rod in each of my big toes so they'll keep "standing" straight...BUT I would NEVER EVER be able to wear heels anymore or move like I can now still move. Those rods would make me unable to even squat down meaning also having my toes bend...All this would not be possible anymore. I also dance (with heels), so that wasn't an option hearing what the surgeon was saying. The surgeon also told me that this surgery REALLY CAN'T GUARANTEE my toes wouldn't get bunions AGAIN! The bunions very often hurt me a lot, makes it feel as if I'm all bruised up there or even feels like it is fractured there. They also get red, literally bruised thus blue/green/purple, swollen etc but I'm happy the surgeon was honest with me and told me not to do the surgery at age 21, he said I was too young. Now I'm 36, the surgeon still adviced me NOT to do this surgeon and just trreat my bunions with ice packs and special cbd creams etc. I also talked with people I know whom all got this surgery done and NONE OF THEM were happy with the results. They all had huge scars on top of their feet, could ONLY WEAR sneakers/flat sole shoes. The women couldn't even wear shoes with a LITTLE heel! Even though their toes were straight (which I'd like for my own feet as well because these bunions make my feet look ugly in my opinion. Other than that I've got real cute/pretty feet but the bunions make me feel like a witch). My toes grew like this because lots of family members have this - genetics - and because my parents had me wearing shoes that were too small for me)! The way they designed shoes IS NOT correct! They make all shoes WAY too small, as in narrow...which results in our toes not having enough room to spread like they should if we would walk bare feet. Shoes make our toes all squished up. Plus due to the soles, we aren't connecting with the earth anymore, meaning we aren't getting any energy/frequencies from earth no more. That's why they say we need to ground ourselves by walking bare feet in the grass or anywhere safe. Haven't you ever noticed that you feel much more healthy, more energetic etc when you're on holiday...mostly walking bare feet? On vacation we get enough sunlight, are grounding as we're walking bare feet, get in the sea water which has it's health properties as well, staring at sun etc. We are meant to have the elements of earth...earth, water, fire, air in our lifes but created a world where we become sick and die at an early age. Luckily there are now few brands that are making shoes based on proper health for our feet. To all parents; PLEASE make sure to do your research when buying shoes for your child(ren). For the love of god, let them wear shoes with enough room for the toes most of the time. There are a few brands making shoes that give our toes all the freedom they need. Crocs does this too. But Adidas, Nike, Reebok, Puma etc all DON'T. The toe box is soooo narrow that our toes get pushed together. Once your toes AREN'T healthy anymore and you don't have space in between them anymore AND even bunions, you're effed! It's NPT JUST your toes! It's about YOUR ENTIRE POSTURE! IF YOUR TOES AIN'T RIGHT, IT AFFECTS YOUR ENTIRE POSTURE IN A VERY VERY NEGATIVE WAY! I have uneven legs now too, pelvis that isn't 100% straight, back issues etc...all because I've got bunions. As parents you can help your child(ren) preventing this happening by buying them PROPER shoes of brands whom take the health of feet very serious! Lots of light, positive vibes and love from the Netherlands 🙏🫶🏼❤️🇳🇱

.... I used to think some of my comments were too long... I got curious.... had to scroll down TWENTY-NINE TIMES... those sandals were so important to you, and I get it, and I believe in grounding, too even though its not safe on the city streets here... I but didn't see whether you ever got another pair like that again...?

​@@Anti_NWO-WEFMy mother had a bunionectomy a few years ago against our approval. She has an ugly scar and complains often about her foot hurting. I have to switch shoes with her or I bring an extra pair.

How could they? Losing a service dog collar in 10 feet

My condolences. My heart and prayers go out to you.😢🙏

I’m so sorry. Animals hold a place in our hearts that is different than anyone or anything ❤️

😂😂

They aren't worth anything and are easy to get new. Someone didn't think he was a real service dog so they took the dog collar to see if the dog behaved while off the leash. They were basically waiting to see if the dog wandered off or started sniffing around...service animals won't. Some people buy a "service animal" collar for about $8 and put it on their pet so it can ride in the seat next to them during the flight...the problem with that is pets often freak out and start biting other passengers during the flight. So when TSA saw a very healthy looking man with a dog, they decided to test the dog by swiping the collar.

@@glennchartrand5411 @glennchartrand5411 First of all, it was a joke... Second, the collar itself isn't worth much alone, of course not, but the fact that it belonged to a dog that is incredibly famous online makes it worth money. Just because it's not worth anything to you doesn't mean it isn't worth something to someone else. People buy bath water that belonged to their favourite streamers, so someone wanting a collar that belonged to their favourite influencer dog is not only not outside of the realm of possibilities, but is also not a stretch of the imagination. Third, it's interesting that you know the exact thought process and actions of these agents. It must be awesome to be able to read people's minds' subsequent to the actual incident, and, even more impressive, through a KZfaq video. Mighty impressive talent you have there. Fourth, what you said is nonsense. They took the dog's collar off because he was going through security and they always remove the collars of animals to be able to run them through the x-ray machine to ensure there are no dangerous devices or illegal substances inside of them. It has nothing to do with what you just said. This is standard procedure. Only accessories that are necessary to control the animal are allowed to stay on the animal as they go through screening, but it is then thoroughly checked by an individual agent. It had absolutely nothing to do with them not believing he was a service dog, and to say that is both ridiculous and incorrect. I'm sure one Google search could have easily told you why his collar was removed in the first place before leaving a comment with tons of misinformation.

I was thinking the same thing. It's a 10 foot belt, HOW do you lose a collar in an X-RAY machine on an open belt!!!

How do they just lose one shoe? 😂😂

😅😂 you should have taken his pic and posted it on social media

Was yelled at by tsa in front of a hundred people for my bar of soap. Yes, a bar of freaking soap. He kept screaming at me what is this!? I was so confused by what he could have ever thought it was other than a basic bar of soap. It was like he had never seen one before.

@@user-fb6qz4ew5k 😀😃😄😆😅🤣😂

From what I 've seen and heard people just don't want to work?? So what are they doing for $$? I always had to work ,10 12 hrs a day??

Some things just don don’t make sense !!! Beautiful Dog, so well trained ❤

Now wait just a minute! Don't be coming down on him. How do you know he's hasn't? I "wish" you hadn't even said that. Sounds like you're calling him down or getting on to him. Shame on you.

Either you get the dog a pat down or you remove all gear. That's required in order to fly

Not for coming across our borders though , right? Just ignore those little millions of illegals ,terriost. Etc . But the trained dog is a threat????

Do you need to remove artificial leg?

Next time put it in your checked luggage.

Could it be mailed?

I was just wondering the same when I saw your comment 😂😂

@user-kj5hw9ck6w I had to Google. Service dogs are trained to go on command and onto/into containers or puppy pads. So, for dogs that fit in the bathroom, they just take them there and let them do their business and flush/dispose of it.

My dogs are trained to go on puppy pads on the floor. I think if they were in the cabin with me on a long flight, they would be able to tell me they were busting, by pawing at me (like they do when at home, to let me know they want to go outside) and I would take them to the toilet and lay the pad on the floor in there for them. It’s a good question… I think this would be the most sensible solution to that dilemma. 🫡 Jen. Australia. ❤️🙏❤️🇦🇺❤️

And I’m not positive, but I believe some airports have service dog areas specifically for SD’s and ESA to use an indoor potty area. And just as an aside, please, PLEASE, never let your pet be flown, they are kept in cargo where it isn’t temperature controlled and pets are lost or injured all the time. It’s a terrible experience for the animal.

Agree 100% i hope you got his collar back Brian ❤❤❤

Nope. They are on film at all times. If they steal, they get caught. You need to take a closer look at airline employees and the rampers (people who load your luggage onto the plane). That's where you'll find the thieves.

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That's messed up A thief is a thief.

Why would a TSA, while on camera, steal a vest made for a dog? Come on. Most likely stolen by another traveler.