TSA director arrested by US Customs and Border Protection in Florida

[Kyle]

McManaman is charged with assisting in a forgery of documents transferring property from an elderly relative with dementia to herself and an accomplice


An official with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been arrested on an outstanding warrant, according to local reports.

TSA Assistant Federal Security Director Maxine McManaman was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia, by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on December 28.

McManaman had a warrant for her arrest posted by the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office, which claimed she and an alleged accomplice named Delroy Chambers Sr. exploited a relative suffering from dementia by falsifying documents in their name, according to Port St. Lucie Police.

The relative whose property was transferred to McManaman and Chambers allegedly could not have signed the quitclaim deed, because the individual was found to have been in Atlanta on the date listed, according to police.

Chambers was previously arrested on December 20 in Port St. Lucie, charged with two counts of exploitation of an elderly or disabled adult, simple neglect and two counts of forgery. He eventually bonded out of jail.

McManaman is facing a third-degree felony charge of forgery.

TSA director arrested by US Customs and Border Protection

A high-ranking officer of the Transportation Security Administration was arrested last month in an Atlanta airport on an outstanding warrant from Port St. Lucie, Florida.

www.foxnews.com

 

[stgislander]

It's racism I tell you. Just like Claudine Gay.

 

[Kyle]

It's racism I tell you. Just like Claudine Gay.

How long will it take Al Sharpton to find the cameras on this one?

 

[glhs837]

Yep, its our culture to make sure the old folks stuff enriches us.

 

[Kyle]

Yep, its our culture to make sure the old folks stuff enriches us.

After cleaning out both my Grandfathers and Mothers places when the passed, I wouldn't call dealing with all their stuff "enriching."

I really need to get working on accumulating a warehouse full of misc junk to burden my relatives with upon my demise.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

The crime itself if despicable, but what I want to know is how someone that got into such a high position is so f'in stupid to think she wouldn't get caught?

 

[PeoplesElbow]

After cleaning out both my Grandfathers and Mothers places when the passed, I wouldn't call dealing with all their stuff "enriching."

I really need to get working on accumulating a warehouse full of misc junk to burden my relatives with upon my demise.

You need a huge hutch full of plates you don't use, Hummel figurines, and an assload of beanie babies.

 

[Kyle]

You need a huge hutch full of plates you don't use, Hummel figurines, and an assload of beanie babies.

OK, that did remind me, I kept all the bar glasses, Decanters and liquor.

Guess there really was something in there worth saving.

 

[black dog]

After cleaning out both my Grandfathers and Mothers places when the passed, I wouldn't call dealing with all their stuff "enriching."

I really need to get working on accumulating a warehouse full of misc junk to burden my relatives with upon my demise.

It was voted in my absence, that when a Aunt in Mississippi that is a hoarder passes, its my job to de-hoard and sell it all.
I can wait to "Be Enriched"

 

[stgislander]

My wife has her mother's corner hutch/cupboard including everything that was in it. Our current house was picked because it had a corner to fit that beast. I told her that will all the open floor plans we are looking at for our next house, that cupboard may need to find a new home.

 

[HemiHauler]

The crime itself if despicable, but what I want to know is how someone that got into such a high position is so f'in stupid to think she wouldn't get caught?

A TSA AFSD is basically in charge of a single airport, not much more than an assistant manager at a fast food restaurant. Not really a high position. Probably GS 13.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

A TSA AFSD is basically in charge of a single airport, not much more than an assistant manager at a fast food restaurant. Not really a high position. Probably GS 13.

Doesn't sound like it

the average salary for an Assistant Federal Security Director at Tsa Inc in the United States?
Based on our data, it appears that the optimal compensation range for an Assistant Federal Security Director at Tsa Inc is between $186,324 and $244,439, with an average salary of $216,697.

 

[HemiHauler]

Doesn't sound like it

I don’t know where those data are from, but the highest pay in the highest pay band is like $175k.

An AFSD will likely not be higher than pay band J which tops out at ~130k.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

I don’t know where those data are from, but the highest pay in the highest pay band is like $175k.

An AFSD will likely not be higher than pay band J which tops out at ~130k.

The term director usually means SES

 

[HemiHauler]

The term director usually means SES

Yes. TSA doesn’t use GS; they have their own pay scale. Attorneys and other professionals with specialty skills don’t make anywhere near $200k even.

In any case, she probably isn’t even responsible for an entire airport. Likely a single terminal/hub & spoke. She’s not SES equivalent, and likely not even Official Staff.

In any case, it’s elder abuse and she should never work in a public position ever again.

 

[Kinnakeet]

McManaman is charged with assisting in a forgery of documents transferring property from an elderly relative with dementia to herself and an accomplice


An official with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has been arrested on an outstanding warrant, according to local reports.

TSA Assistant Federal Security Director Maxine McManaman was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia, by U.S. Customs and Border Protection on December 28.

McManaman had a warrant for her arrest posted by the St. Lucie County Sheriff’s Office, which claimed she and an alleged accomplice named Delroy Chambers Sr. exploited a relative suffering from dementia by falsifying documents in their name, according to Port St. Lucie Police.

The relative whose property was transferred to McManaman and Chambers allegedly could not have signed the quitclaim deed, because the individual was found to have been in Atlanta on the date listed, according to police.

Chambers was previously arrested on December 20 in Port St. Lucie, charged with two counts of exploitation of an elderly or disabled adult, simple neglect and two counts of forgery. He eventually bonded out of jail.

McManaman is facing a third-degree felony charge of forgery.

TSA director arrested by US Customs and Border Protection

A high-ranking officer of the Transportation Security Administration was arrested last month in an Atlanta airport on an outstanding warrant from Port St. Lucie, Florida.

www.foxnews.com

A negro who would have guessed

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Yes. TSA doesn’t use GS; they have their own pay scale. Attorneys and other professionals with specialty skills don’t make anywhere near $200k even.

In any case, she probably isn’t even responsible for an entire airport. Likely a single terminal/hub & spoke. She’s not SES equivalent, and likely not even Official Staff.

In any case, it’s elder abuse and she should never work in a public position ever again.

They don't start near $200k, a standard attorney at the journeyman level is GS-14, so about $165k at the lowest.

There use to be a website you could look up any federal employee and see their bonuses etc. I'll have to see if that still exists.

 

[PeoplesElbow]

Yes. TSA doesn’t use GS; they have their own pay scale. Attorneys and other professionals with specialty skills don’t make anywhere near $200k even.

In any case, she probably isn’t even responsible for an entire airport. Likely a single terminal/hub & spoke. She’s not SES equivalent, and likely not even Official Staff.

In any case, it’s elder abuse and she should never work in a public position ever again.

Wrong

Executive Positions | Transportation Security Administration

jobs.tsa.gov

Payband TSES

The Deputy Federal Security Director (DFSD) is the second-ranking TSA authority, reporting directly to the Federal Security Director. This role is responsible for leading and coordinating TSA security activities within commercial airports and for the oversight of security in assigned areas of operation. It also includes tactical planning, execution and operating management for coordinated security activities and other duties as prescribed by the Administrator, Transportation Security Administration and the Federal Security Director.

 

[HemiHauler]

There use to be a website you could look up any federal employee and see their bonuses etc. I'll have to see if that still exists.

I use this URL. Lots of staff embargoed from being listed there. TSA doesn’t appear to be included.

https://www.federalpay.org/employees

 

[Gilligan]

well, she's black and has short hair and a nice smile....so HH, I see your point... its a big nothing...okay.... whew, glad I can chuckle at ease now....

HH gets paid to defend lefty criminals, as you know. I wonder what his retirement benefits look like.