Indianapolis’s Fox affiliate reports:
Victoria Spartz, the Republican U.S. Representative from Indiana’s fifth district currently running for reelection, has been charged after reportedly bringing a gun into a DC airport.
Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority confirmed to FOX59/CBS4 on Monday afternoon that Spartz was charged last Friday, June 28, with a weapons violation at Dulles International Airport.
According to TSA, officers found a .380 caliber firearm in Spartz’ carry-on bag during screening. The gun was unloaded, officials said. The airport then took possession of the gun and Spartz was charged.
Read the full article. Spartz recently won her GOP primary after saying that she wouldn’t seek reelection.
NEW: U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz of Indiana has been charged with a weapons violation at Dulles International Airport. Thanks to @momsdemand volunteers, Virginia law prohibits the possession or transport of a gun “into any air carrier airport terminal.”https://t.co/QADiaUlS4v
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