Does anyone really want a security official to hesitate before stopping a suspicious passenger out of fear of an accusation of bias?

I peered over the edge of the boat, and saw that our suspicious passengers had crossed from the other side, and were standing almost directly beneath me.

It offers tips in recognizing suspicious passengers and steers crew members toward possible areas on trains and platforms where explosive devices might be hidden.

As the bus moved through town, it passed stops guarded by soldiers, some of whom got aboard to check for suspicious passengers.

Mike, however, is too strong for them, and knocks them down before hanging the suspicious passenger on the coat-hanger.

Sometimes passengers approached him with fears of a suspicious passenger, he said, but if the suspect was in fact guilty, the game was already over.

There were precisely two groups of people who desperately wanted airport security to be browbeaten into giving suspicious passengers a pass: terrorists and Democrats.

They're not just applied to suspicious passengers.

Since then, the police have set up safety zones manned by officers in each borough, where drivers can head to when they find themselves with suspicious passengers.

Six days after Alpizar was shot, the U.S. government gave the organization expanded powers to "identify suspicious passengers".