The TSA is reporting their first gun interceptions of the year at Pittsburgh International Airport. Officials say agents found two men with loaded handguns at security checkpoints yesterday. The incidents were unrelated and the weapons were confiscated by police. TSA leaders are reminding passengers that they can travel with a gun in their checked baggage but the weapons need to be unloaded, locked in a hard-sided case, and declared at the airline check-in counter.
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