 could still post the short footage and gain over half a million likes. For all the latest news, politics, sports, and showbiz from the USA, go to The Mirror US But social media users didn't have much sympathy, with many criticising his choice of camera - the white colour standing in stark contrast with the black suitcase. 'Wouldn't call it 'hidden',' one user said, 'she saw it in 2.4 seconds'. Another added: 'Next time make the camera the same colour as the suitcase.' Another explained that security issues mean airport staff have to be careful with behind-the-scenes recordings, reported the DailyDot. 'They turn it off for probably the same reason most people can't record inside service areas of national monuments,' they explained. 'It's because airports fall under the category of locations more likely to be a terrorist attack target, so videos that showcase infrastructure and stuff are usually prohibited without approval…' Sawyer could have been prosecuted according to one social media user, with another adding: 'Airports are Federal property, be careful and know the law.){kind=link}
Ever wondered what happens to your bag after you check it in at the airport? One social media user decided to find out when placing a hidden camera on his luggage – but things didn’t go quite to plan
An airport passenger had the clever idea to film what happens to their luggage once it has been checked in – but some were slightly disappointed with what they saw.
Content creator Kaz Sawyer snuck a hidden camera into his bag at Denver International Airport with the aim of recording the full journey of his suitcase, from the check-in desk to the luggage belt in arrivals. But things didn’t quite go to plan.
The luggage arrived on the luggage belt with the camera still in place, seemingly untouched. But upon reviewing the footage, Sawyer was disappointed to see the TSA agents had discovered the camera – and turned it off. Thankfully, the agents didn’t confiscate the camera meaning Sawyer (@KazSawyer456) could still post the short footage and gain over half a million likes.
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