BOSTON
March 1st, 2002
BY PHILIP FINE
CRIMINAL charges have been laid against 24 former workers at Boston's Logan International Airport for allegedly falsifying documents that got them their jobs and allowed them access to secure areas. The employees worked for private companies providing security, food and other services. Similar investigations have been conducted in airports around the USA since September.
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CRIMINAL charges have been laid against 24 former workers at Boston's Logan International Airport for allegedly falsifying documents that got them their jobs and allowed them access to secure areas. The employees worked for private companies providing security, food and other services. Similar investigations have been conducted in airports around the USA since September.
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