Nanos' Airport Slip-Up Fuels Guthrie Search Criticism

0:00On April 5, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is catching heat for a slip-up at the airport back in November of 2024. While he's leading the search for missing Nancy Guthrie, folks are digging up this old TSA incident where he accidentally carried a loaded gun through, security without declaring it. TSA agents spotted the firearm in his carry-on, loaded with five rounds in the magazine. They pulled him aside, checked it out, but no charges came down. His bosses, the FBI, and Homeland Security all got the heads up after a report was filed. Arizona resident Corey Stevens called out Nanos to county supervisors, saying regular folks would have faced bigger trouble. Retired FBI agent James Galliano agreed, pointing out cops should know the drill for declaring weapons at checkpoints. This drama ties into Nanos' handling Guthrie's disappearance since February 1, with some insiders ripping his leadership. The Department of Moral is reportedly tanking, and voices are growing louder for him to step back.

1:01All eyes stay on Nanos as the Governor-Case drags on, with public trust hanging in the balance amid these resurfaced questions about his judgment. Pop culture, powered by AI. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.