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(Nov. 23) -- Passengers on a US Airways flight from Charlotte to Denver witnessed an unusual scene on Tuesday. Once the plane had landed it was boarded by officials who searched the aircraft with a dog.
Then, according to an Associated Press reporter who happened to be on Flight 1525, "uniformed officers" inexplicably removed two male passengers from the plane but didn't handcuff or arrest them on site. According to the reporter, the men left calmly and the other passengers disembarked from the plane.
Just which authorities escorted the men off the plane, however, remains unclear. The Denver Police and Denver airport officials, neither of whom immediately responded to a requests for comment by AOL News, told The Associated Press they didn't know anything about the incident and referred inquiries to the Transportation Security Administration.
Officials at the TSA did not immediately respond to a request for comment today. The identities of the men are also unknown.
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