no, but if the person is not allowed to carry/possess it, he/she might be breaking laws. the term 'classified' exists for a reason. it is all 'ifs', which is m

no, but if the person is not allowed to carry/possess it, he/she might be breaking laws. the term 'classified' exists for a reason. it is all 'ifs', which is my point - not much is known, the so called fog of war is still in full effect but people around here are already jumping to conclusions. might have been a nasty way of intimidation, might have been a security clerk reacting to standard procedure. no one here right now knows.