A free airline snack wound up costing one woman $500.
Crystal Tadlock says a Delta flight attendant gave her an apple toward the end of her flight from Paris.
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She took the piece of fruit and put it in her carry-on bag. When she went through customs, an agent pulled out the apple in a plastic pouch from Delta.
"He had asked me if my trip to France was expensive and I said, well yeah, I didn't understand why he was asking that question, and he said 'it's about to get a whole lot more expensive after I charge you $500," said Tadlock.
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Tadlock says Delta should not have given out apples or at least warned passengers not to take them off the plane.
In a statement, Delta would only say, 'they encourage customers to follow U.S. Customs and Border Protection protocols.'
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