TSA Canine Has Epic Last Bag Search Before Retirement

One of the best parts about flying the friendly skies is getting to watch TSA canines at work. They’re as serious about their jobs as they are adorable. TSA canines’ noses keep us safe from explosives and put a little smile on our faces while we wait in those endless security checkpoint lines and cringe at the thought of taking off our shoes! One of these airport heroes recently retired after eight proud years of service. TTirado was given one last bag search that was full of some pretty spectacular surprises! Luckily, his co-workers captured it all on video and shared it with us! @TSAMedia_MarkH An Unforgettable Last Bag Search Mark Howell is TSA’s Regional Spokesperson and he shared the video on Twitter. “After more than 8 years of service @INDairport, @TSA explosive detection canine TTirado has officially retired,” he tweeted. His TSA career began in 2012 when he graduated from the third class of screening canines. His training took place at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. He was one of TSA’s longest-serving canine employees! TTirado will spend his retirement getting cuddles and treats with his furever family. He was adopted by his handler, Keith Gray. I don’t kno...