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NEW YORK, March 7, 2015: US security agents searching a checked suitcase after an alarm went off at New York’s LaGuardia Airport expected the usual contraband — guns, knives or a hand grenade — but instead found a stowaway Chihuahua, authorities said This pooch became the cutest stowaway of all time when luggage screeners found her in a checked suitcase at La Guardia. TSA Officer Gerard Murry opened the hard-plastic case after it set off an alarm in Terminal B early Tuesday — and was stunned find A cheeky Chihuahua was found in a woman's checked-in luggage at a New York City airport. The seven-year-old pet stowed away in the bag while its owner was packing, according to the Transportation Security Administration. A TSA employee at LaGuardia Airport According to TSA officials, the owner was unaware her dog went to the airport with her after it nestled in with the other belongings in her luggage. The woman apparently didn’t hear any noise from the puppy and checked the bag before heading for security. Bangladeshi authorities said they intercepted a North Korean envoy who arrived at Dhaka’s international airport with 170 gold bars—worth an estimated $1.4 million in his carry-on bag. Customs officials said they seized the gold and detained the For oenophiles who love to travel, a bottle of wine can serve as the perfect vacation souvenir or gift. But as your luggage is handled by various people and jostled on planes and conveyor belts, the risk of having that expensive bottle of red break and .

(AP Photo/Mel Evans, File) More News Headlines TSA finds Chihuahua stowaway in luggage (photo) Text message to 911 may have saved woman’s life GEICO has unique take on YouTube ads Crows leave gifts for girl who feeds them 10 things to know about daylight Two security screeners at San Francisco International Airport were charged with allowing methamphetamine to be smuggled through carry-on luggage at a checkpoint in exchange for money, authorities said Friday. A federal complaint unsealed Friday names NEW YORK – U.S. security agents searching a checked suitcase after an alarm went off at New York’s LaGuardia Airport expected to discover weapons but instead found a stowaway Chihuahua, authorities said on Friday. Staring back at the agents was a 7 Staring back at the agents was a 7-year-old beige and brown dog who had sneaked into the luggage, which its owner had checked onto her American Airlines flight to Los Angeles, said Lisa Farbstein, spokeswoman for the Transportation Security Administration. .

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