20 Ways to Prevent Baggage Handlers from Stealing from Your Luggage | Serial luggage thief caught
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20 Ways to Prevent Baggage Handlers from Stealing from Your Luggage AND Serial luggage thief caught
Today, I will be diving into a sensitive but crucial topic - the reality of luggage theft at airports, involving baggage handlers and, in rare instances, TSA officers. While the vast majority of airport staff are hardworking and honest, a small number have taken advantage of their positions to pilfer from passengers' luggage. This video aims to inform you about these practices, not to alarm you but to equip you with the knowledge and tips to protect your belongings.
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I travel with a backpack in a duffle I always wrap my backpack in a blanket so a simple pop the zipper exploit will be Much harder. I also put a picture of myself with verifiable information (passport number) Inside my bag. I once had to deal with someone who tried to walk off with my bag in Chicago. When baddy tried very hard to say it was his. The cop was leaning toward the baddy. I managed to draw the attention of the cops supervisor, and told them I could prove it was mine. The bet was that if I could prove it was mine, the baddy would go to jail. The baddy described the contents in the usual "pants and shirts" kind of way. Then we opened the bag and there was ME staring back at them. Baddy went off to jail and the cop got a stern talking to by his boss.
Might be the cop was working with baddy in the scam!
LOL
@Anonymous------ 😅
Wow I got a good idea from you....thanks.
Thanks for the tip
I have had countless items stolen from my luggage by TSA. One time they took everything of value leaving behind 8 TSA inspection notices. However of the 79 countries I have traveled in the past 11 year it has only happened in the US.
We lie cheat steal - Mike Pompeo
We let gang , mercenaries r@pist to get in usa.biden
I vowed years ago to never fly with a stop over in the USA due to issues like this and worse.
@@mackwiz1 Guess I am not the only one that runs into these problems. A true shame though as flights to Europe and Asia are generally cheaper from the US. And Canada seems a non option as well.
Countless? I don't believe you. My husband flew constantly for 36 years on the job and never had anything stolen. I haven't either. No one I know has ever complained about theft by TSA. And if you had a theft, how do you know who did it?
I am calling BS on hard case luggage being less prone to theft. The nicer / more expensive your suitcase is, the more prone to theft. I almost had my Rimowa aluminum hard side suitcase taken “by mistake” yeah, right! from luggage claim in La Guardia when I flew in to board Cunard TA cruise. I saw a woman pick it up and start walking off with it, so I immediately went up to her and told her that’s my luggage. She claimed it was hers, but I had my name on the ID, so she claimed it looked like hers. She then immediately walked out away after that.
Should have alerted security by shouting, as I do.
Yes I remember when you had to show your claim ticket to leave the luggage carousel area.
I think she meant it's less prone to luggage handler thefts of contents. It's harder to access the contents of a hard shell bag. And she does add later to not have an expensive looking bag or luggage tags for theft from the baggage claim conveyors.
The post is about accessing the contents of the bag by workers, not taking it stealing it off the belt 🙄
I have never had anything stolen of course I did not have any valuables in my luggage.
TSA locks? When the thieves are TSA employees... Yeah
😂true. How to prevent it? Either way bad people are everywhere and in every level these days, unfortunately 😢
Xlz1ZYWA ,790@@katherinekramer7102
Very true !
For some one who has worked at an extremely busy airport over 20 years, i can tell you 100% that THERE IS NO PADLOCK that prevent anyone going into your bag!
Problem TSA opens the case and does not relock the case. This has happened 3 times .
Once flight from Miami to Toronto, my TSA lock was cut ! Where is their key?
@@610mwangsame thing happened to me in Georgia, I had the proper lock and they cut it!😡
I traveled with a millionaire couple to Europe once. They had ugliest old luggage i had ever seen. Even had duct tape on it. Reason: raggedy luggage is less likely to be stolen or tampered with. Stuck with me to not use flashy or obviously expensive luggage.
Same method here. I purposely use old, raggedy, beat-up luggage.
Here’s what we do with our luggage tags: we put the full contact info on one side of the paper ID tag, and just our last name on the other side. Then, we put the ID tags into the tag sleeve with just our NAME showing through the window. The way the luggage tags are designed, in order to look at the back side of the ID tag, the luggage tag has to be physically removed from the luggage. Why do we do this? Some nefarious person could conceivably get a glance of the tag, with access to your contact info……which is a way of saying, “Hey, this is where we live, and we’re going on vacation. Come visit our home while we’re gone!”
In regards to 1. TSA locks are the most unsecure security things ever. There are only 2 masterkeys need & you are able to unlock every bag or case that comes your way. Far better off to shrink wrap the thing. The best thing airports could do is to implement the security check before check-in. That way, the checked luggage can go through the scanners & if required, be inspected in front of you. Then, the case gets a security seal sticker slapped on it & there is no need for any further inspections of that case/bag.
From a security standpoint, it's also safer to have bags scanner straight away instead of allowing people to roam through multiple stages with bags.
I am MORE concerned about TSA officers than I am about regular luggage handlers.
Air tag cheaper
Yep. Or airline ground crew.
TSA officer or all is a thief's.
I don't trust baggage handlers fer' s*@t. There are a LOT of thieves out there.
There are cameras in every corner inside/outside the Airports why not put cameras inside where the security staffs are located so the head manager could see his/her employees doings while at work!? What for to call them security if they are the thieves??
josiepedere1316 Don't they do background checks before hiring thieves? I stopped traveling overseas since 2014 and it's discouraging to hear that anyone, including airport personnel can steal your valuables.
@@beethovensbeloved background checks only work if somebody has a documented history of being caught stealing.
I agree with you
Not only theft, but also Drugs being put in luggage by baggage handlers, from Bali to Australia.
Please publish a "List of 20 Airports withe Highest Number of Baggage Thefts." Thanks.
NAIAA Philippines
Las vegas
Cancun, MX
As for personal items ie: expensive Jewellery etc., For years now I've left my expensive items of Jewellery at home, only taking cheap jewellery which is easily purchased. So, If I lose an earring, rings anything I'm not bothered....then the thief will be disappointed.
I put absolutely nothing of value in my luggage. As a woman, I carry a carry-on and a personal item bag. Believe me when I tell you, everything is strategically placed in those bags. I’m going to Alaska in June and you can bet the kitchen sink I’m buying some smoked salmon and it will be going into my carry-on. TSA can smell it, fondle it do whatever they want Besides break the seal, and when they’re done they need to put my factory seal package right back. I’m so mad they stole the person’s pistachios in this comment section, I can’t even get past that right now.
All those security measures and when you get to your destination, your luggage gets stolen right out of the carrousel. In the US, there's no longer airport personnel who would ensure that the carrier of the luggage was the passenger. Anyone can now steal your luggage and take it away without someone making sure to check the passenger's name against the luggage tag. 😔😠
As we have seen in the news…..an elected official stealing women’s luggage and wearing the clothes.
That's why you have to collect your language right after you land.
Las Vegas is bad
@@IrishAnnie joe Biden clown 🤡
Baggage alarm is worthless at airport baggage claim, as they just steal the entire bag. They won’t bother trying to open it at airport. I now use an AirTag in all my checked baggage. I have an annual travel insurance policy which covers lost / delayed luggage since I have a high end suitcase.
Make a cover case with unique patterns and attractive colors for your suitcase, put in on your suitcase before checking it in. At arrival, it's obviously easy to see your suitcase from afar. Thieves don't like being seen with an attention-getting suitcase.
# 11 - Don’t check your bag early as this will give tsa and baggage handlers plenty of time to go through your bags.
Hard shell, no zip, clamp style luggage's, use a bright or patterned luggage sock or cover, keeping it safe from opening as well as easily spotting it in baggage claims. A GPS tracker for international flights if you are that anxious.
It’s pretty common for TSA to just cut off the zippers instead instead of unlocking the lock FYI a lot of people have had the zippers on their suitcases destroyed that way
When a case looks like it costs £500 or more a thief knows its worth looking into.
TSA locks are a joke they still cut them
#21 learn to become a minimal packer and pack carry on only. Nobody can go through your stuff and take anything if you don’t let your bag out of your sight. You can fit a surprisingly amount of stuff into an underseat carry on with proper planning and packing methods.
There are a lot of problems on long haul overseas flights, with carryons. While you are sleeping, someone is going thru your luggage. Always have your carryon, ahead of your eyesight, not behind your seat. Also put your bag, on the other side of the isle. It’s a better view , than being directly in front of your seat, on the same side. I’ve had people try and claim that the overhead, above their seat is their space. I’m watching for a switch. Once I explained the situation, they back down. I do pay extra for early boarding, so I get the proper overhead location. I do carry as much as allowed, with me into the cabin, rather than going just with checked bags. Korean air does not get fussy about an extra kilo carryon. At around 22 pounds, the bag just does not fit under the seat.
I am not good packing my luggage to save my life what should I do any ideas folks? Any advice would be very appreciated Thanks.
Sorry, I’m not going to try to pack what I need for a 30-day trip to Europe in a carryon…but you go off.
@@donald8354use some packing cubes, that may be helpful. Good luck😊
I did 30 days in Europe including a cruise in carryon only.
THANK YOU SO MUCH SHARING THESE TO BE AWARE IN THE AIRPORT BAGGAGE THEFT
😂It happen to me too in Korea.I was waiting for my luggage & someone walk away with it.Thanks to the airport worker who spotted it.He took it & bring it back yo me.
Thank you for information, really help us.
I am a world traveler and have never had any problems. I don’t buy expensive flashy luggage and never lock my bag but do use a strong luggage strap. Also electronics and other valuables are always in my carry on never in a checked bag.I also prefer soft sided luggage over hard case suitcases.
Why do you I prefer softsided?
@@Wendylovespitties
Soft suitcase is lighter and can be squished to fit the dimension limit, good for clothing, blanket, coats, big cheap bulk soft items.
Hard suitcase is good for protecting items that are breakable.
Expensive hard suitcases are worth stealing just for their values.
Expensive name brand hard suitcases worth money on the streets.
I used an old, family-inherited but still durable, nondescript-looking, soft-sided suitcase for a long time. It was scuffed and LOOKED old and heavily used. I WANTED it to look like it belonged to a poor person. I'm not one to keep up appearances or show off. During all those years, I never noticed any kind of suspected tampering or opening of the bag. It was when I got a new, nice-looking, hard-case suitcase that I noticed suspicious stuff going on. But I routinely don't pack valuables into my check-in luggage anyway.
I prefer soft to hard as they usually have a pocket you can slip things into to get at easily. I carry meds, jewelry, camera, etc in my carry on. Only clothes in checked.
I flew from Manila to Brazilia via Ethiopia . When my two pieces arrived 4 days later , my Swiss chocolate box worth 80 dollars was stolen! The rest was intact. They had broken open the hooks that the holds the coded locks .
Damn them! I had a bottle of tequila cream that I purchases and found half drunk when I got home. I can just imagine the luggage handlers getting a little drunk from MY suitcase. 😂
You should have take the chocolate in your carry on.
Thanks for the useful information.
So timely and helpful❤❤❤
Thank you so much for the interesting video and the subtitles
I never keep two of the sam new shoe in the same luggage. A family member had her children tennis shoes stolen from her luggage.
Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information
Yes over the years I have had items stolen from my luggage. Especially annoying when it would cost you a fair bit to replace what they stole and may not be able to replace it in my own country.
This happened to me
They stole 3 lbs bag of shelled pistachios, along with a staple gun and other tools to be used with my moving to another state…
Thieves steal anything, to them everything is free.
They stole tequila cream from my suitcase. They drank half of it and I found it after I got home.
I'd be pissed over the pistachios.
I put a spare apple into my check-in luggage, which had clothes but no valuables. On arrival. I found the suitcase had been opened and the apple half eaten and put back among my clothes!
@@istudios225 that's disgusting. I mean, if they were that hungry, just take the whole thing. Ugh...
Not mentioned but not a security issue is... Do NOT put prescription medication in your checked baggage. If that bag is lost........ If your flight is delayed and you are stuck overnight in an airport and you can't get to your checked bag..... If your bag is stolen.....
20 years ago, I worked reservations for a major airline. At 10 pm (Pac Time), I got a call from a frantic mom. Her 13 year old child had missed his connection in Chicago, and rebooked to a flight in the morning. OK. So far, so good. Winter weather in Chicago causes all sorts of problems. Then came the kicker... His insulin was in his checked bags. my jaw dropped. "Why would you put his insulin in a checked bag?". The reply was "Everyone knows you can't take hypodermic needles in your carry on!". Without any thinking I told her that there would be no way I would get on an airplane without my insulin with me....... So this mom put her 13 year old son onto a flight connecting in a place where the weather had a good chance of delaying flights, and the flight out of Chicago would be the last flight of the day WITH NO BACKUP, and did not think her child was important enough t her to pay for the escort........ And now she expects me to come fromSeattle to open up the closed baggage claim office and find her son's bag..... Right. Put your medications in your carry on.
Any zipped suitcase can be opened in less than 5 seconds irrespective of any locks.
I use TSA Lock when I arrived to my destination my TSA Lock is Missing and my suitcase zipper is open this happened twice already I'm wondering why would someone steal the TSA Lock? I don't have any valuable items in my luggage.
The locks aren’t always relocked! I’ve found them open, but they hadn’t fallen off in handling. The strangest thing I had happen is hard to describe. My suit case is an expedition back pack. Think something only a Sherpa could carry. The shoulder straps are tucked away in their own zipper compartments. Each on has a heavy metal connector. As my bag came onto the baggage carousel the strap was dragging along behind it. Yes, the strap is permanently attached on one end. I still haven’t figured out why it was left out unless it was a theft attempt. My lock also showed it had been opened with a key. I didn’t find the tag tsa puts inside when they search a bag, most likely because I had connected from an international flight. I can understand the straps not xraying well but why leave the strap out to catch on equipment? Thats the only time that the strap has been messed with in about 10 years! There is room to put it back poorly but it’s always been folded well, something that takes a bit more time.
Because TSA lock key can be purchased from Ebay
I like soft side carry ons too as they are less likely to get rejected when placed I the size box.
Thank you for the tip.. 👍😀
This security should be the job of airlines thre should be very good camera system to cover all angles from conveyors loading unloading and all loading unloading places with audits of the missing complaints
We pay for are luggage now they should have cameras on our luggage.
Awesome 👍
Are Airport police no longer checks who are allowed or not allowed in airports?
You forgot 1 very important tip.Choose a ZIPPERLESS bag.
100% agree, I have used these since 1993 and not suffered a loss yet.
Zipperless bags cost more but are worth every penny
Try Philippines and see how you can solve thefts in the terminals
On an extra note on locks, always lock your zippers in a way that immobilizes them. If you just lock the zipper without immobilizing, the perp can still use a pen to open the zipper quickly and close it without leaving a trace.
How?
@@desiree2428 it’s not hard. Take a regular ball point pen and jam it into the zipper. Then, drag the pen along the zipper and it will open up. As for the unsecured zipper pull, it can be used to reseal the zipper with no sign of tampering.
Not if you use a zip tie. Tie both zippers together.
@@michellehumphries300 no, that’s the same problem as before; the zipper is still mobile and the zipper can be popped open with a pen and closed with the zipped tied zippers.
I took a bus from Chicago to LA. All my clothes and luggage are second-hand. I check nothing. Tina, Al's wife
Think seriously whether you need a checked bag at all! For the last 10 plus years I've used a carry on duffel bag. You can get more into a duffel/sports type bag than a wheelie carry on because the wheels etc use up a lot space and weight.
And if you have to pay for early boarding, do it so that they don't check your carry on. That's what I do.
Best advice travel without luggage if your that worried
A simple pen can open luggages that zip.
Some Airlines have more pilfering and lost luggage than others. They are required to publish that info. Look it up!
The bit about luggage tags did not show what was inappropriate
I only have hard bags without zips and a combination lock.
This is why I use an old suitcase.
Me too. Old suitcase.
TSA lock keys are cheap and readily available.
TSA removes them and doesn’t put them back on.
Its just annoying seriously I travel from Miami yesterday to the carribean and they stole my bodywash and my brasserie i only realized when I started to take things out of my suitcase the following day I was not concerned because my suitcase came still locked i just don't understand how you have the nerve to take my stuff they are a bunch of thieves im so upset 😡
Air tags
Its possible to split the zip on a suitcase with a ballpoint pen.
Wrapping is a big No no.
Why?
Bad for the environment Deb.
You all need to put up some cammeras
The thieves can open the zipper without tampering the lock
About a plastic-wrapped luggage bag: Wouldn’t the wrap be cut & removed in a TSA search of the luggage?
About the luggage alarm: how does the alarm “knows” when it should be alarmed? I can imagine all the luggage alarms blaring at the luggage-claim area.
All in all, if the thief quickly takes the luggage bag from the carousel & leave the airport, I feel that there’s not much u can do, gps or not.
Air Tags!! When you land, you can immediately track where the suitcase is. Recently there was an incident where luggage was stolen off the carousel. The owner tracked the AirTag and the police retrieved it.
Airports should bear responsibility to keep passengers belongings safe! They have this capability to minimize this!
Living in Washington state and travel to Asia through SEATAC Seattle. Returning to Seattle you have to wait on customs and your luggage goes the carousel. Gangs are waiting and pick a bag that people have picked up. The police have no interest as the mayor and council have defunded police and the judicial is vary corrupt and say it is just reparations. Most hard side have zippers and and pen can open it. I use an Monos that doesn't use zippers. There brands less expensive. My carry-on is a backpack without wheels. Now living in Asia so do not use check in.
Nobody defended police. Perhaps they're apathetic to our swinging door justice system, but they certainly weren't defended.
Seattle airport is the worst. Avoid traveling to SeaTac at all costs, had a horrible experience there many years ago. Sorry to hear they have not improved. 😮
Gangs at SeaTac??? I’ve lived here since the mid 80s, flown in and out, routinely pick up family members in baggage claim. This is totally BS. The entire baggage area is CCTV with plain clothes officers. If you’d lived here any length of time, you’d know what they looked like. Even in non heavy traffic times, there are always at least 2 in every section.
@@evaallen9728I’ve been going in and out of SeaTac since the mid 80s. They have plain clothes officers in baggage claim all the time, at least 2 per section, and there are hidden cameras everywhere. The airline is more likely to lose your luggage than to have a luggage incident at the airport. That said, the baggage handling company at SeaTac immediately fires anyone even remotely suspected of tampering with suitcases-there are hidden cameras on them, too. One guy stole an FBI agent’s handgun out of his checked baggage and was in handcuffs 15 minutes later (10 years ago). It’s not hard to figure out who the undercover officers are in baggage claim, either.
Once home from Mexico, someone had drunk my Tequila cream!! The bottle was half empty.
Yes, you’ve mentioned that several times in this comment section.
You don't put your electronics in checked luggage, full stop!
No lock can keep people out. Very easy to get into. Any kind
Applies to u.s. only.
TSA Approved Locks lol
Aren’t there any CCTV cameras? To prevent thefts?
Links to the products would have been nice. Looked for luggage seals, alarms... nothing.
They may not exist.
So what happens if TSA wants to check your luggage, but you've wrapped it in plastic, or have locked your luggage with a lock other than TSA approved?
They cut the lock with the ziper hole from my luggage. 😤
Cut of course. Wrapping only prevents your stuff falling out if the luggage breaks.
Plastic wrapping might be a good deterrent but it's hell on the environment.
There is recycling for plastic.
Always something to sell you.
Seems to me gather loose items into an internal bag makes it’s easier to steal.
redhatbear1135 My thought exactly. The thief just grabs the internal bag and...Bingo!
Yeah, but isn't your sweater, snacks, liquids, etc. on top?
The girl with the purple suitcase.
I get luggage covers
coziii.1829 Can you please share what type of covers?
@@beethovensbeloved I don’t know what type of cover she uses for her luggage, but I buy fabric from a place called Joann’s Fabrics. I made a cover out of a stretchable, reflective, fabric with my sewing machine. I can spot my luggage a mile away because it’s also iridescent. If TSA needs to check my luggage they will need to peel the cover off and put it back on. Can’t stop a determine theif but there is no way someone will mistake my bag for theirs . I will scream HELP POLICE 👮🏽♀️ 👮♂️ at the top of my voice repeatedly.
@@beethovensbeloved I get them on Amazon
@@melodysmelody2809 I have used one twice. Both times the case came back without the wrap. TSA took it off but never put it back on
I bought a QVC Joy soft shell carry-on years ago. Under $125. It came with 3 pkg bags, a suit carrier & a water resistant cover that slips on from top Down n buckles under neither
TSA locks: What a joke! or ...propaganda... those key-sets can be bought very cheap, I'd say having a "TSA" lock is a way of making it VERY easy for the thiefs.
Why ....??? Are there lots of THIEVES baggage handler in the Philippines?? ARETHIEVINGS among among baggage handler COMMON ? If nothing is safe among them,,,why are they still there working?? Is it a p ractice of whom you know? Goodness me,,please consider the travellers expense and how they earnther money to give presents for the family,,,,Have a Hearth.
Philippines is very corrupted from top to bottom. Don't go there unless you are a well experienced backpacker. Don't go to Philippines unless you know it well or you are used to crimes.
Oh dear… no your luggage is 101% safe in Philippines as are people’s wallets and bags travelling in multicabs, Jeepney etc.
Definitely no scams whatsoever in Philippines….
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@PeterHD-hj6bi
Democratic Philippines is the Honduras of Asia. High crime rate, high murder rate, mostly poor people living in slums.
I thought we couldn’t lock our bags anymore…
Easiest way is to become a very minimalist packer and never check a bag. Learn to pack in a personal item bag only.
Place a pen in the zipper .. so get an expensive case with no zipper .
Why can't they install cameras & provide a supervisor in charge ?
What is TSA?
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is the US government agency created after 9/11 to enhance air travel safety.
@@K9Medicinals Thanks
TSA approved locks are useless you can open literally any suitcase with just a pen.
So, make sure your bag is distinctive by using many things - but luggage tags should blend in? No contradiction there
Do not have valuable in check in. Then if lost or stolen no regrets.
dapat tanggalin na yang pag x-ray sa padating na bagahe sa airport dahil na xray nayan sa point of origin. Ibvig sabihin ginagamit nilang scanner yang xray para makita kung anong mga bagay ang dapat o pwede nilang nakawin. mga walang hiya talaga. Tanggalin silang lahat tulad ng pagtanggal ni Digong sa lahat na nasangkot sa tanim bala.
So who’s checking on these TSA felons?
I wrapped my luggae
Luggage straps get lost and easily damaged so I wouldn't recommend them
Yes I lost one of my straps in a recent trip. They are not very secure and when used, and they are used this way, to lift luggage to 'toss' onto the plane, baggage carousel, ans such the y can loosen up or the clip can pop open. Happened when even I lifted my luggage to put it in the car.
Luggage straps get stolen by bag handlers
Or they don't bother to put them back. One of my steps was gone.
Yes sure, wrap your luggage, trash the planet with a ton of plastic which you dump upon arrival... A horrible, horrible advice.
Why are they still employed then if you know they are a thief?
don't bring too much baggage. use more disposables.
Or.. how about airport employees stop stealing from customers.. tf.
Why would ANYONE CHECK ANYTHING so valuable ? Carry on! I can’t think of anything valuable you aren’t allowed to carry on. Maybe a gun? I’d leave it at home.
If your drparture airport has luggages plastuc wrspping services, then after fiing other security acts have been taken, get your luggage wrapped in plastic.
Keep the receipts in your wallet.
Any funny business and youre on top.
Promo-SM
What is a luggage Liner? You never showed us what they are.
That's why i try to fly on Delta whenever possible, because every single tag is embedded with RFID aka GPS. That i can track on my "fly Delta app". I know someone his bag wasn't on the bagbelt, when he checked the app it told him his bag was walking away from the carrousel. When he caught up with an older lady she said "oh my mistake, that means my bag is still on the belt" she went back and got her bag. And he got his.
This video does NOT show any of the scripted items or situations. I gave up watching. All points were common sense.
If the President will not Do any action about the management in the airport , with crooked , lousy management ,all these tips and suggestions is useless. I wish we will have more incoming President like Dutertes ,who warns them without exception .
That’s the President , with action and not all talks and nice speech.