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(B)(6) of Inspection Date of Date Log Number Recv'd in FOIA Requester Company Document Requested Disposition Request Closed Other Reason for 120219 1/18/2012 Christian Johnson MCS records & Reporting Any and all records TSA holds regarding client. 1/5/2012 1/19/2012 Nondisclosure Kelly, Anderson & Associates, 120220 1/18/2012 Stacia Aylward Contract #HSHQDC06D00047 1/17/2012 Inc. 120221 1/18/2012 Rose Santos FOIA Group, Inc Contract #HSTS0311RPHY022, Request for Proposal, and all amendments thereto. 1/12/2012 Management Assessment Program (MAP) inspection, the findings/determinations from June 120222 1/18/2012 Richard Steinkamp 1/16/2012 2006 at the Houston, TX FAMS Field Office. The number of TSA employees disciplined and/or terminated for theft or damaging property from 120223 1/18/2012 Mark Segraves WTOP News 1/12/2012 2005 to present. All videotapes/surveillance films around the area of accident to identify the hand truck operator. Other Reason for 120224 1/18/2012 Robert Saasto, Esq. 1/17/2012 2/17/2012 Nondisclosure Records that provide for and explain the use of “Most Favored Customer” and/or “Price Other Reason for 120225 1/18/2012 Donald Wheeler Turnstone Investigative Group Reduction,” and any litigation complaint documents in which TSA sued to enforce any MFN 1/17/2012 2/21/2012 Nondisclosure provision. 120226 1/19/2012 Jon Briante Evergreen International Aviation Contract #HSTS0506JSPP070 1/18/2012 The outcome of a criminal act that I reported to the Office of the Inspector General/TSA's Office Other Reason for 120227 1/19/2012 1/18/2012 2/24/2012 (b)(6) of Inspection. Nondisclosure The entire file on charge concerning client regarding the denial by the Embassy of the U.S. in Other Reason for 120228 1/19/2012 Harold Patricoff Shutts & Bowen LLP 1/18/2012 1/19/2012 Bogota, Colombia, for a visa to visit the U.S. in 2001. Nondisclosure All records concerning TSA/PBI management officials' approval from the Office of Personnel Other Reason for 120229 1/24/2012 Tina Fuller 1/12/2012 4/24/2012 Management (OPM) to change the OPM-71 and to use an e-signature without a PIN. Nondisclosure All records from January 2010-present regarding disciplinary actions of TSA employees at Other Reason for 120230 1/24/2012 Ginger Allen CBS 11 News 1/19/2012 3/12/2012 Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport or Love Field, Dallas for inattention or distraction. Nondisclosure 120231 1/24/2012 (b)(6) Various records in connection with Notice of Five Calendar Day Suspension. 1/19/2012 Other Reason for 4/17/2012 Nondisclosure 120232 1/24/2012 (b)(6) Copy of an incident report filed against me on January 2, 2012 at the Dallas Ft. Worth airport. 1/20/2012 120233 1/24/2012 (b)(6) Copy of my disqualification letter due to medical issues in 2009. 1/20/2012 Total Grant 6/26/2012 All documents/appicable rules relative to the alleged improper screening at JFK airport, Other Reason for 120234 1/24/2012 Alan Glassman Law Office of Alan C. Glassman 1/23/2012 7/16/2012 December 2011. Nondisclosure All complaints, compliments, and comments received about the TSA at the Buffalo-Niagara 120235 1/24/2012 Daniel Higgins YNN Time Warner 1/23/2012 International Airport in calendar year 2011. 120236 1/24/2012 Andy Humbles The Tennessean Incident report that involved screening at Nashville International Airport. 1/23/2012 120237 1/24/2012 Timothy Crowe The public report of charges for Rand Paul. 1/23/2012 Other Reason for 120238 1/24/2012 FOIA request for myself. 1/22/2012 3/7/2012 (b)(6) Nondisclosure Other Reason for 120239 1/24/2012 Baggage screening video on December 26, 2011, from Midway International Airport. 1/22/2012 4/24/2012 (b)(6) Nondisclosure Law Offices Kalijarvi, Chuzi, 120240 1/24/2012 Stephen Fung Records of salary adjustments/performance bonuses from 2008-2011 for 11 agency employees. 1/20/2012 Newman & Fitch, P.C. 120241 1/24/2012 Wendy Halloran KPNX 12 News All documentation, video, emails, audio recordings from TSA Investigation. 1/20/2012 Other Reason for 120242 1/25/2012 Any and all information in regards to records involving me. 1/24/2012 3/7/2012 (b)(6) Nondisclosure DHS/Transportation Security 120243 1/25/2012 Kathy Aikens Investigation Report for allegations/misuse of GOVs at Pittsburgh International Airport. 1/25/2012 Administration Records of the FAMS which reference requester and regarding EEO Investigation concerning a Other Reason for 120244 1/25/2012 SFAM; the investigation of a Boston FAM’s sexual assault case and subsequent reports 1/25/2012 4/17/2012 (b)(6) Nondisclosure involving disciplinary actions against four individuals. Date of Date Log Number Recv'd in FOIA Requester Company Document Requested Disposition Request Closed Copy of all documents and correspondence that about an incident at a Pacific Northwest railway 120245 1/25/2012 Kim Zetter WIRED 1/24/2012 on December 1-2, 2011. Copy of all documents, reports, filings, etc. relating to the removal of passengers from JetBlue Other Reason for 120246 1/26/2012 Robert Sumner Jaroslawicz & Jaros, LLS 1/9/2012 6/26/2012 Flight #79 out of JFK airport on March 4, 2011. Nondisclosure False alarm/false positive rates for millimeter wave airport scanners before and after the recent 120247 1/27/2012 Brian Haas Tennessean 1/25/2012 privacy software went into place. Other Reason for 120248 1/27/2012 Daryl Rodriguez American airlines Video of the Wichita Mid-Continent Airport TSA checkpoint on January 25, 2012. 1/26/2012 3/19/2012 Nondisclosure Evidence of all TSA rules/guidance for the past five years; proposed disciplinary actions; Other Reason for 120249 1/27/2012 John Mahoney, Esq. Tully Rinckey, PLLC 1/24/2012 3/19/2012 investigation notes/related documents. Nondisclosure Passenger complaints of missing or stolen items from checked/carry-on luggage against TSA 120250 1/30/2012 Bryan Luhn WLOS News 13 from the Asheville Regional Airport and Greenville-Spartanburg International Airport from 1/26/2012 January 1, 2007 to the present. 120251 1/30/2012 John Balsis The number of Whisper Radios reported lost in the past two years at Phoenix (PHX) 1/26/2012 International airport (Dec 2009-Dec 2011); all other gov. owned devices lost at PHX from Dec 2008-2011; and number of reports followed by diciplinary action. All documents/information/notes/drafts obtained from November, 20 2010 investigation. 120252 1/30/2012 (b)(6) Everything the two investigators used to make their decision and every report/note created. 1/27/2012 120253 1/30/2012 (b)(6) My personal investigative file for amended and old requests. 1/27/2012 120254 1/30/2012 Peter Wilgoren KCBS KCAL Los Angeles Any airport security tape video/audio related to incident January 26, 2012. 1/27/2012 Other Reason for 120255 1/30/2012 All video tapes during October 3, 2011 at Miami International Airport. 1/28/2012 6/13/2012 (b)(6) Nondisclosure Democratic Congressional All emails, facsimiles, telephone/voicemails, and comm. between members of Congress and 120256 1/30/2012 Ryan Jham 1/19/2012 Campaign Committee TSA from January 1,2008 forward. 120257 1/30/2012 (b)(6) All records pertaining to decision for my claim. 1/30/2012 Other Reason for 6/6/2012 Nondisclosure All records of theft claims at TSA security checkpoints at San Diego’s airport including theft 120258 1/31/2012 Christine Haas reports/incidents from Jan 2010 to current and detail if those claims were paid or denied. 1/30/2012 All the historical security wait time data from TSA per this article (http://1.usa gov/vZAJGC). 120259 1/31/2012 Zachary Einzig (b)(6) 1/30/2012 120260 1/31/2012 Robert Lefevre, Esq. Morrow, Tompkins, Trueblood & Any and all information regarding a fall on July 31, 2011. 1/30/2012 Lefevre Personnel file for from the years 2008 to present including his pay 120261 1/31/2012 Melissa Platt (b)(6) 1/27/2012 Partial Grant 6/20/2012 grade/band, base salary and bonus , LEEP pay. 120262 1/31/2012 X-abian Jahi The Security contract between Omniplex World Services, Inc. and TSA HQ. 1/31/2012 A copy of the TSO training manual as well as budget information regarding training new officers. Other Reason for 120263 2/1/2012 Betsi Fores The Daily Caller 2/1/2012 3/19/2012 Nondisclosure Names, base salaries, and entry-on-duty date, cash awards for each, (with the FAMS) of all non- Other Reason for 120264 2/2/2012 Richard Golladay flying/flying FAMS, non management/management employees from 2002-2011. 2/1/2012 2/13/2012 Nondisclosure Cash awards,in-position increases (IPIs),base salaries,of I,J,K band FAMS in Orlando Field Office 2007-2011 w/flying FAMS,Instructors,etc. Entry-on duty date,race,religion,gender,etc for Other Reason for 120265 2/2/2012 Richard Golladay 2/1/2012 2/16/2012 performance appraisal rating period ending on December 31, 2011. Nondisclosure Cash awards, in-position increases (IPIs), base salaries, of all I,J,K band FAMs from Tampa RAC Office from 2007-2011, including flying FAMS. Add enty-on duty date, race, religion, etc.for Other Reason for 120266 2/2/2012 Richard Golladay 2/1/2012 2/16/2012 the performance appraisal rating period ending on December 31, 2011. Nondisclosure Date of Date Log Number Recv'd in FOIA Requester Company Document Requested Disposition Request Closed Cash awards, in-position increases (IPIs), base salaries, of all I,J,K band FAMs employed in the FAMs from 2005-2011, including flying FAMS.
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