Wedding Favors That Looked like TNT Sparked Evacuation at Denver Airport

What was intended to be a clever wedding favor turned out to cause an entire airport to evacuate.

What was intended to be a funny wedding favor was no laughing matter for the TSA when they were checking bags in a screening room at Denver International Airport.

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An agent watching an X-ray monitor spotted wax figures with fuses inside one checked piece of luggage. Inside the bag were small bottles marked “TNT.”

The items caused alarm and caused a 20-minute evacuation of the airport while bomb specialists inspected the bag, The Associated Press reported.

It was determined that the figures were novelty bottles with bath salts and they were labeled “TNT” because the bride and groom’s first name begins with the letter “T.”

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The TSA took to Instagram to issue a statement with an image of the favors:

The September 22 incident was a reminder to all passengers that they should be mindful of what they are traveling with in their bags.

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