Sheriff's Gun in Carry-On Sparks Recall Push

0:00On April 6, Pima County Sheriff Chris Nennos got caught with a loaded glock in his carry-on at Tucson International Airport back on November 6, 2024. TSA spotted it on the X-Ray, found one round in the chamber and five more in the magazine, but he wasn't arrested or charged. He just secured the gun in his vehicle and caught a later flight after officers cleared him. They checked his background, read him his rights, notified the feds in FBI, then let it go since the weapon wasn't hidden on purpose. A local resident named Corey Stevens called it out at a county supervisor's meeting on November 12, saying regular folks would face bigger, consequences, and demanding why a flu under the radar. She stressed community safeties on the line. This piles on Nannos's troubles from botching the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. Savannah Guthrie's mom missing since February 1st with accusations of. Early crime scene release, bad info to media, and FBI clashes. A retired FBI agent called the airport slip-up,

1:02baffling since cops can declare guns ahead of time. Now a recall push is gaining steam against Nannos, spotlighting his pattern of missteps that have folks questioning if he's fit to lead. Stay tuned as this sheriff drama unfolds. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is entertainment and celebrity news today.