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When a member of staff (preferably airport staff) shout 'Code Bravo' it is a signal of suspicion of that a terrorist is within the threshold. If 'Code Bravo' is used on an improper circumstance or as a racist remark, it can be taken to court / or fined. The reason they shout 'Code Bravo' is for : 1) The protection of civillians. 2) To seek out nervous/ or abnormal behaviour of any hidden terrorists.
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