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SOUTH WINDSOR, CT (WFSB/CNN) -
An off-duty TSA agent is accused of using his status as a federal employee to intimidate a driver in Connecticut, where police said the man waved his badge at a woman for driving too slowly.
The agent, Donald Eichler, said it's way overblown.
"This is terrible. Way overblown. She over-reacted. I may not have a job tomorrow," he said.
He is a transportation security administration employee at Bradley Airport, who South Windsor police said misused his badge when he followed and harassed a woman in his vehicle.
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
I wonder, has a postal worker ever tried to use status as a federal employee to intimidate?
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
I wonder, has a postal worker ever tried to use status as a federal employee to intimidate?
You mean, you've never seen Newman in action???
Originally posted by thisguyrighthere
I wonder, has a postal worker ever tried to use status as a federal employee to intimidate?
How about a park maintenance crew? They can wave the dog # they just scooped up in a threatening manner.