 Carrying a weapon in an airport terminal is the charge for Congresswoman Victoria Spartz. Court documents say she received that charge in a Loudoun General District Court on Thursday. This stems from an incident in June where the TSA found a .380 caliber firearm in Spartz's carry-on bag, which is against state law. Spartz released a statement afterwards saying it was an accident and the gun was empty. She will be due in court for arraignment on September 20th. Her misdemeanor charge is punishable by up to one year in jail and a $2,500 fine. Sam Fritz, Network Indiana.