United Airlines employees accused of years-long scheme selling weed stolen out of customers' checked baggage

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : In 2017, SFO employees told SF Weekly that they didn't confiscate "a personal use amount" of marijuana from passengers.
40% : The Justice Department charged two United Airlines baggage handlers, alleging they participated in a years-long scheme to sell marijuana stolen out of passengers' bags.
35% : According to the complaint filed on June 9, Dunn and Webb made as much as $10,000 a week selling marijuana that they stole from departing passengers' checked luggage with the help of at least three other workers.
35% : The pair, who were often seen with Dunn and Webb, were found to be carrying 30 pounds of marijuana, per the criminal complaint.
34% : A confidential source close to the alleged scheme told law enforcement that they were paid $2,000 each shift to help steal the cannabis from travelers' bags and load it into 15-20 gallon black trash bags about twice each week.

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