TSA officers at LaGuardia Airport in New York City find an alleged stash of fraudulent identification documents after an x-ray alarm during a passenger screening. According to both outlets, the alarm is triggered by a checked bag that contains an Xbox, with the suspicious items detected beside it.
Fox News and the New York Post report that TSA officers open the bag after the alarm and discover a plastic bag containing what is described as fraudulent IDs. Fox News adds that the documents include matching photos for the alleged identities.
The outlets describe the same basic sequence—screening alarm, x-ray detection, bag inspection, and discovery of counterfeit IDs—but differ in emphasis. Fox News frames the discovery in terms of the x-ray revealing the concealed stash next to the device and specifies that the IDs have matching photos. The New York Post primarily notes that the incident occurs this month as the passenger moves through the TSA line.
