BALTIMORE, Md. – Airport security officials at Baltimore-Washington International Airport stopped a woman who had gun-shaped platform heels and bracelets with replica bullets.
Transportation Safety Administration Public Affairs spokesperson Lisa Farbstein tweeted photos of the shoes and bracelets on Monday, reminding passengers of the rules.
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"Shoes and bracelets that are less than ideal to wear or bring to a @TSA checkpoint. These delayed a traveler at BWI," Farbstein tweeted.
The woman had the items in a carry-on bag, the spokeswoman told TIME.
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The passenger was told she could put them in a checked bag, but she ended up ditching them so she wouldn't miss her flight, TIME reported.
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