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Dennis the Security Guard was a TSA Guard assigned to the airport at Wichita, Kansas who talked to NCIS Agents Leroy Jethro Gibbs and Anthony DiNozzo in regards to the bags they were carrying. He let them bring weapons aboard but told them their bags had to go through the scanner with Gibbs expressing dismay at the move. Eventually, Donald Mallard showed up and told the Guard that the bags were his which caused Dennis to let the Agents go through to where Air Force One was.

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rdfs:label	Dennis the Security Guard
rdfs:comment	Dennis the Security Guard was a TSA Guard assigned to the airport at Wichita, Kansas who talked to NCIS Agents Leroy Jethro Gibbs and Anthony DiNozzo in regards to the bags they were carrying. He let them bring weapons aboard but told them their bags had to go through the scanner with Gibbs expressing dismay at the move. Eventually, Donald Mallard showed up and told the Guard that the bags were his which caused Dennis to let the Agents go through to where Air Force One was.
dcterms:subject	Civilians Americans Minor Characters Articles whose full names are not known One-Off NCIS Characters
first-ncis	Yankee White (episode)
last-ncis	Yankee White (episode)
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Name	Dennis the Security Guard
Caption	Dennis the Security Guard in the Season 1 episode, "Yankee White".
La	show
Gender	Male
Portrayed	Michael Maize
abstract	Dennis the Security Guard was a TSA Guard assigned to the airport at Wichita, Kansas who talked to NCIS Agents Leroy Jethro Gibbs and Anthony DiNozzo in regards to the bags they were carrying. He let them bring weapons aboard but told them their bags had to go through the scanner with Gibbs expressing dismay at the move. Eventually, Donald Mallard showed up and told the Guard that the bags were his which caused Dennis to let the Agents go through to where Air Force One was.

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