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Requested Request ID Received Date Requester Name Request Description Date 2/6/2019 (b)(6) I am seeking video of my bag as soon as I put it on the rack, while it travelled through 1/1/2019 the xray machine and everything else that pertains to my bag until I took it off the rack and walked away with it. The date was December 20, 2018, at BWI airport. 2019-TSFO-00120 3/8/2019 Fulton, Mismillah 1. List all employees who were APPROVED and DENIED a personal needs 1/28/2019 request/schedule exception beginning Oct. 1, 2018 at Transportation Security Administration at Norfolk International Airport by management officials. 2. For each individual listed please provide the following: a). sex of each individual b) race of each individual c) date approved/denied for each individual d) duration of request for each individual e) reason employee states for the request f) Each employee hire date g) 2019-TSFO-00124 Approving management official who approved/denied request for each individual. 1/29/2019 (b)(6) I request a video of my TSA process. I lost an amount of $2050 over a check in 1/28/2019 2019-TSFO-00129 luggage at San Francisco airport. 1/28/2019 Melendez, Maritza I request the following Video Footage from December 29, 2018 from EWR Terminal C, 1/20/2019 New Camera 8 0830-0900 hours, C1 EWR-C-Lane 4-TD-Area 0830-0900 hours, C1 2019-TSFO-00130 EWR-C-Lane 6-TD-Area 1/28/2019 Melendez, Maritza Video Footage from January 12, 2019 from cameras at Newak Liberty International 1/20/2019 Airport: 0625-0725 hours, EWR Terminal C New Camera 8 0625-0725 hours, C1 EWR- C-Lane 4-TD-Area 0625-0725 hours, C1 EWR-C-Lane 6-TD-Area 2019-TSFO-00131 1/29/2019 Brennan, Claudia FOIA request for Baltimore–Washington International Airport on the following: • Any 1/28/2019 airport access fees collected from taxis and limos broken out by month from 2017 through the most available data. o Break out taxis and limos separately and if you can let us know the fee charged to these operators by year that would be greatly appreciated. • Airport access fees charged to near airport parking from 2017 to date, broken out by month. • On airport parking revenue since 2017 to date, broken out by month. • Trip volume information related to TNCs by month since the airport began permitting TNCs to access the airport to date. o Amount of per trip, access, permit or any other similar type fees assessed against TNCs since the airport began permitting TNCs to access the airport to date. 2019-TSFO-00133 2019-TSFO-00134 2/14/2019 (b)(6) All TSA records and reports. 1/5/2019 1/7/2019 Richey, Eric I am writing to request the inventory of the following seized at St. Louis Lambert 1/7/2019 International Airport and MidAmerica St. Louis Airport TSA checkpoints from 2015 through 2018: -confiscated firearms and weapons -contraband animals and plants controlled by the Fish and Wildlife Service. I am also requesting any images taken of the seized items mentioned above. 2019-TSFO-00135 1/10/2019 Gottinger, Paul Any and all records containing "talking points" for use by Transportation Security 1/10/2019 Administration personnel when communicating with the public or members of the media 2019-TSFO-00136 on the topic of the government shutdown. 1/29/2019 (b)(6) 1. Request Deborah Moore recommendation on how to handle the multiple FOIA 1/28/2019 requests that I have made to the CBP (b)(6) has been processed with the following final disposition: Affirmed on Appeal). Thanked Moore for her redress control number. 2. Was not allowed to give an oral amendment for a "failed to declare" Code 19 USC 1497. Requesting a reduction in the fine then imposed. The VAT amount used calculated was incorrect and subjected her to secondary screening since 7/10/18. 3. Her 10 yr. Global Entry membership was revoked by CBP because of the 7/10/18 issue. 2019-TSFO-00137 1/7/2019 Mintz, Sam I am requesting records of all communications sent by TSA officials in response to news 1/7/2019 reports starting Jan. 4 which stated that TSA officers were calling out sick at increased levels at major airports. Please include all communications (including emails) to or from administrator Pekoske and assistant administrator Michael Bilello which refer to the CNN article linked below or other news reports. https://www.cnn.com/2019/01/04/politics/shutdown-tsa-screening/index.html 2019-TSFO-00138 1/29/2019 Locklear, Michael I’m requesting any and all resignation letters submitted from Dec. 21, 2018, to Jan. 28, 1/28/2019 2019, for TSA staff based in Utah. If the letters are deemed non-releasable, then please modify the request to read: a list of Utah-based staff members who separated from service during the same time period (Dec. 21, 2018 to Jan. 28, 2019), including name, position, hire date and last day. If any of that information (name, position, hire date and/or last day) is deemed non-releasable, please provide whatever remaining 2019-TSFO-00139 information is releasable. 1/28/2019 Kusma, Tyler I request disclosure of correspondence (emails, memos, letters, chat messages, slack) 1/23/2019 regarding the CNN article from January 4, 2019, headlined "First on CNN: Hundreds of TSA screeners, working without pay, calling out sick at major airports." This includes, but is not limited to, correspondence to and from Tyler Houlton. 2019-TSFO-00140 3/13/2019 Devine, Curt Copies of all TSA Office of Inspection reports in which the underlying alleged incident 1/23/2019 occurred between December 22, 2018 and January 25, 2019 in which any of the following terms are used in any part of the report(s): “lapse” “shutdown” “security checkpoint” “sick” “absent” “absence” “call out” "wait time” 2019-TSFO-00141 3/13/2019 Castro, Liam 1) documents which explain the legal authority, rights or legal obligations of "airport 1/11/2019 security guards" at and concerning Long Island MacArthur Airport. 2) documents which identify "airport security guards" at the Long Island MacArthur Airport as primary law enforcement agency for that Airport. 2019-TSFO-00142 3/18/2019 Wallace, Gregory Cable News Network, Inc. ("CNN") requests access to and copies of records of work 1/28/2019 attendance from the AIM system between December 21, 2018 and January 26, 2019. 2019-TSFO-00143 3/13/2019 Gonzalez, Anthony Seeking the following records on (b)(6). Any and all employment records, including but 1/25/2019 not limited to: applications for employment, attendance records, disciplinary reports, benefits records, training records, payroll records, W-2 forms, notes, memoranda, correspondence, worker=s compensation claims records, photographs, statements, medical records and bills, and any records whatsoever in your possession (leave no documents out) regarding the above-referenced individual. 2019-TSFO-00144 1/28/2019 Mayer, Christie Request for internal Transportation Security Administration Disciplinary Review Board 1/2/2019 opinions and decisions from December 1 through December 31. Please send all opinions and decisions to the address below. In order to keep cyberFEDS, a comprehensive online resource for federal employment professionals, up-to-date, we need to keep the information that we post as current as possible. 2019-TSFO-00145 1/28/2019 Albert, Mark The total number of TSA employee separations (e.g. terminations, resignations, etc) for 1/23/2019 the periods Nov. 22, 2018-Dec. 22, 2018 and Dec. 22, 2018-Jan. 22, 2019. 2019-TSFO-00146 1/28/2019 Margolin, Josh ABC News requests all of the records concerning the decision to change the deployment 1/2/2019 strategy for Air Marshals and their seating locations on flights which were scheduled to go into effect on December 28th. ABC News also requests all correspondence between the Transportation Security Administration and individual airlines and the airline's representatives concerning this change. 2019-TSFO-00147 3/13/2019 Wallace, Gregory Cable News Network, Inc. ("CNN") requests access to and copies of all daily records 1/28/2019 documenting how many essential TSA employees did not report for scheduled shifts between December 21, 2018 and January 26, 2019. 2019-TSFO-00148 3/13/2019 Wallace, Gregory Cable News Network, Inc. ("CNN") requests access to and copies of all hot spot alerts 1/28/2019 2019-TSFO-00149 dated from December 21, 2018 to January 26, 2019. 1/28/2019 Wallace, Gregory Cable News Network, Inc. ("CNN") requests access to and copies of communications 1/28/2019 regarding the government shutdown with keywords including “media, ”CNN,” “sick out,” “call out” and/or “Rene Marsh.” CNN is looking for emails sent to or received by Jim Gregory and/or Michael Bilello between January 4, 2019 and January 26, 2019. 2019-TSFO-00150 1/3/2019 Wysocki, Kenneth Any and all documents showing any air travel by (b)(6) in March 2016. 1/3/2019 2019-TSFO-00151 1/30/2019 (b)(6) Requesting video, photos from any camera, surveillance, mobile phones, 1/10/2019 recordings/images for the twelve hours prior to the above described incident up to and including the incident itself and for 2 hours after at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, Terminal 3, at or near Gate L10A, January 7, 2019 approximately 4:10 p.m. to 2019-TSFO-00152 4:15 p.m. 3/18/2019 Wrobel, Matthew Any and all information on (b)(6) regarding any involvement with TSA in any shape or 1/28/2019 2019-TSFO-00153 form.
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