In a startling investigation report, Atlanta News First uncovered the concerning practices of the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) task force officers. At Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, DEA officers, in plain clothes, have been found searching passengers’ carry-ons without warrants and seizing large sums of cash without making arrests. The report and attorneys say the practice raises constitutional and privacy concerns among American citizens.
Plainclothes Cash Hunts at Airports
Atlanta News First recently shadowed DEA task force officers at Hartsfield-Jackson, observing them as they discreetly moved from gate to gate. Passengers were searched right after scanning their boarding passes, often without any clear indication of the officers’ actual identity or purpose.
Film director Tabari Sturdivant recounted his unsettling experience. Mistaking a DEA agent for a Delta representative due to displayed airport credentials, he said, “He just approached me,
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