Two United Airlines employees have been charged for their alleged roles in a drug-selling scheme. They were accused of making at least $10,000 a week stealing weed from checked bags and selling it. The Justice Department charged two United Airlines baggage handlers, alleging they participated in a years-long scheme to sell marijuana stolen out of passengers' bags. Neither SFO nor United Airlines immediately responded to Insider's request for comment. In 2017, SFO employees told SF Weekly that they didn't confiscate "a personal use amount" of marijuana from passengers.

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Persons: Joel Lamont Dunn, Adrian Webb, Dunn, Webb Organizations: United Airlines, Morning, Justice Department, United, San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco Standard, Prosecutors, Federal, SFO, Weekly Locations: California