Published: 17 Apr 2025 › Updated: 17 Apr 2025
Man Found with Live Turtle Concealed in His Pants by TSA at New Jersey Airport
A man was caught by TSA at Newark Airport trying to fly with a live turtle hidden in his pants. The TSA scanner noticed something strange in his groin area. They didn’t say who he was or what happened to the turtle, but the weird smuggling attempt got attention.
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