Miami TSA finds bag of snakes hidden in passenger's pants
Reptiles found on passenger trying to board flight at Miami International Airport
A passenger has been busted at Miami International Airport for trying to get onto an airplane with a bag of snakes in their pants.
The TSA shared images of the reptiles on X, writing that officers in Florida "detected this bag of snakes hidden in a passenger’s pants at a checkpoint" on Friday.
It added that U.S. Customs and Border Protection and Miami-Dade police were called in to assist and the snakes were "turned over to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission."
The incident was not the first time someone has attempted to smuggle a snake onto a plane in Florida.
Snakes found hidden in a bag inside a passenger's pants at Miami International Airport on Friday, April 26. (TSA )
In late 2022, the TSA says a woman tried to bring a boa constrictor named "Bartholomew" through security at Tampa International Airport and had claimed it was her "emotional support pet."
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TSA says the snakes have been "turned over to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission." (TSA)
"TSA notified the airline, which ruled that there was not going to be a snake on their plane!" a TSA spokesperson said at the time.
A boa constrictor was found inside a suitcase at Tampa International Airport in December 2022. (TSA)
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That snake was concealed in a carry-on bag.