By Hayley Peterson PUBLISHED: 08:58 EST, 18 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:20 EST, 18 July 2013 The Transportation Security Administration is directing valet attendants to search parked cars for explosives at a New York airport, according to a report by local television station News10NBC. Traveler Laurie Iacuzza recently flew out of Greater Rochester International Airport and upon returning from her trip, she found a yellow slip of paper inside her valet-parked car that announced her vehicle had been searched. 'Thank you for your patronage,' the slip of paper read. 'Your vehicle has been inspected under TSA regulations.' Surprise inspection: This note was left inside a woman's valet-parked car at Greater Rochester International Airport
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Valet attendants at Greater Rochester International Airport have been directed to search vehicles for explosives, according to a report
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Traveler Laurie Iacuzza said she was not warned that her car would be searched
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When she returned from a trip she found a notice in her car announcing the vehicle had been inspected
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A TSA official says only cars that are parked valet are subject to the searches
Greater Rochester International Airport
Greater Rochester International Airport
Greater Rochester International Airport
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