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Don´t pretend to be an air marshal
THIS is a fun one: on Wednesday, a passenger on a Delta flight allegedly started telling people that he was an air marshal. Sometimes, you might be able to get away with this—air marshals aren't on every flight. But Wednesday was not this imposter's lucky day. There was a real air marshal on Delta Flight 1922, and when the real air marshal got wind of the fake one's claims, he detained the man in question.
The Transportation Security Administration and local law enforcement arrested the imposter when the flight, which had originated in Detroit, landed in Boston. No one was hurt, the plane was not diverted from its path, and no one was significantly inconvenienced. I'm going to mark this one down as a win for the good guys.
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