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Texan arrested in airplane bomb prank
Sunday, 11 Aug, 2005
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A 20-year-old Texas many said it was only a prank when he planted a bomb threat note on a gum wrapper.
Another passenger found the note on a Southwest Airlines flight, causing an evacuation of the plane and a search at the Houston airport.
The note read: “There’s a bomb on the plane.” It was accompanied by a happy face drawing.
A friend of Elias Jeremiah Cervantez said the two thought it was nothing more than a dumb joke.
But Cervantez faces up to five years in prison and a fine of $250,000.
Report by David Wilkening
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