网际旅游

网上看到的，这哥们相机放行李里被偷了，郁闷中坚持不懈，发现他相机在ebay上被人
销赃，结果获取证据，把这小偷给抓到了，还解雇逮捕起诉了。

这里面有N多和TSA, Delta之间的真实通讯记录，我还没仔细看完，但是觉得极有参考价
值，建议打印收藏。

Man Tracks Down And Gets Prosecuted Baggage Handler Who Stole His Camera,Delta Still Won’t Refund

Inside, find a treasure trove of documentation, showing his correspondence
with Delta, the TSA, Port Authority police services, the New Jersey
prosecutor’s office, and the winning bidder on his camera on eBay…

有什么办法防止行李被盗吗，可以考虑在行李里放把枪，不是开玩笑，这个另类解决办法有其道理：

Weapons that travel MUST be in a hard case, must be declared upon check-in, and MUST BE LOCKED by a TSA official.

A “weapons” is defined as a rifle, shotgun, pistol, airgun, and STARTER PISTOL. Yes, starter pistols - those little guns that fire blanks at track and swim meets - are considered weapons…and do NOT have to be registered in any state in the United States.

I have a starter pistol for all my cases. All I have to do upon check-in is tell the airline ticket agent that I have a weapon to declare…I’m given a little card to sign, the card is put in the case, the case is given to a TSA official who takes my key and locks the case, and gives my key back to me.

That’s the procedure. The case is extra-tracked…TSA does not want to lose a weapons case. This reduces the chance of the case being lost to virtually zero.

It’s a great way to travel with camera gear…I’ve been doing this since Dec 2001 and have had no problems whatsoever.