The Daily Populous

Tuesday June 27th, 2017 morning edition

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A TSA agent working at the Orlando International Airport was arrested on Thursday for taking cash out of a female passenger’s bag while she went through security, reports WFTV Orlando.

The passenger, Kathleen Duddleston, had reportedly been selected for a pat-down after entering one of the airport’s TSA checkpoints.

The pat-down agent moved Duddleston closer, and that’s when she noticed a separate TSA agent — later identified as 22-year-old Alexander Shae Johnson — lurking near her luggage.

Security footage from the checkpoint later determined that Johnson did indeed extract the cash from Duddleston’s bag and stuff it into his pocket.

This isn’t the first incident of the TSA stealing from the people they’re supposed to protect: In a 2012, a TSA agent at JFK International Airport was accused of stealing $5,000 from a passenger’s jacket.

That same year, another former TSA employee told the New York Daily News that stealing from passengers is “very commonplace.”.

In 2012, the Daily News also reported that since 2003, just under 400 TSA officers had been fired for stealing from passengers. »

The mini SNES Classic launches in September for $80

Authored by theverge.com

The standalone mini console will feature 21 games, including Super Mario World, Earthbound, Super Mario Kart, and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past.

But the most surprising inclusion is Star Fox 2, the unreleased sequel to the original Star Fox for SNES.

The Super NES Classic is Nintendo’s follow-up to the NES Classic, which launched in fall 2016. »

Researchers suggest replacing car honks with duck quacks

Authored by news.sky.com

Researchers are tackling sound pollution from loud car horns by developing a beep which apparently sounds like a duck's quack.

The classical car horn's "ah-oo-gah" remains a famous sound in early motoring, but it came to be replaced by other attention-grabbing sounds.

The researchers found that quacks were less startling and could contribute to road safety by being less distracting to drivers. »

Porn Companies Join The Fight For Net Neutrality

Authored by dslreports.com

Porn companies like Pornhub, xHamster, Kink, Redtube, and ManyVids have joined the fight for net neutrality.

"Without [net neutrality], the cable and wireless companies that control internet access will have unfair power to pick winners and losers in the market," Corey Price, vice president of Pornhub, recently told Motherboard.

The FCC is fielding public comment on its plan to kill net neutrality until August 18. »