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Security incident on inbound DIA flight from DCA
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DIA: Flight disturbance / Bombing?
4-7-10 @ 2000
Disturbance on a plane now at Gate B39.
From TSA:
Plane landed safely at 6:50 mst investigating if there was a disturbance.
Tipsters say a passenger tried to start a fire on the plane.
Scanners: Some passengers being transported to ARF-1 and others are boarding buses.
From DIA Media line. Disturbance on flight to Denver flight from Reagan Aiport in DC.
NOT affecting any operations at DIA
4-7-10 @ 2000
Disturbance on a plane now at Gate B39.
From TSA:
Plane landed safely at 6:50 mst investigating if there was a disturbance.
Tipsters say a passenger tried to start a fire on the plane.
Scanners: Some passengers being transported to ARF-1 and others are boarding buses.
From DIA Media line. Disturbance on flight to Denver flight from Reagan Aiport in DC.
NOT affecting any operations at DIA
AP and Fox reporting one in custody, tried to light shoes on fire...no mention of a bomb yet..Thank you Greenthumb
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fox news now said it was a shoe bomb ( per abc ) / a diplomat from qatar embassy
Fox now saying "no explosives" Or maybe I am getting the breaking news emails late.
KCNC saying "A big misunderstanding" Buckley put birds in the air to escort flight,
U/D Now saying the guy had "lit a match" after using the restroom.
U/D Now saying the guy had "lit a match" after using the restroom.
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According to ABC News, the man was identified by authorities as Mohammed al Modadi, a diplomat in the Qatar embassy in Washington. The FBI said the man had full diplomat immunity as the 3rd secretary and vice-consul.
ABC News reported that no explosives have been found on the airplane.A law enforcement official told the Associated Press, the incident appears to have been a misunderstanding after the man was confronted trying to sneak a smoke in the bathroom.
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ABC News reported that no explosives have been found on the airplane.A law enforcement official told the Associated Press, the incident appears to have been a misunderstanding after the man was confronted trying to sneak a smoke in the bathroom.
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The young man on the right is the smart alec Diplomat talking about shoe bombs in flight.
Chef Sunil Kiriwane, Embassy of the State of Qatar, Mohammed Yacoub Al Madadi - Washington Life Magazine
So with immunity he'll get a slap on the wrist and told he's been bad?? We spent how much so a couple of Buckley fly boys could get some stick time?!?!:evil:
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It just gets better and better! :lol:
Next thing you know they will forbid passengers from eating beans before boarding due the explosive risks they pose and creditable terrorist plots.
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To top it all off he was coming to Colorado to talk to another guy who's down in supermax. Got to love diplomatic immunity huh?
To top it all off he was coming to Colorado to talk to another guy who's down in supermax. Got to love diplomatic immunity huh?
>We spent how much so a couple of Buckley fly boys could get some stick time?!?!<
TOTALLY inappropriate. Response is dictated by what we know at the time, not by what we learn about it later.
>Got to love diplomatic immunity huh?<
Since it goes both ways, yes, we do love diplo immunity.
Also: no one mentioned it here, but smoking on an airplane is not a "felony." It's a Federal Regulation violation, subject to a civil penalty ("Monetary forfeiture"), but not arrest. The party is detained long enough to find out who they are and if they have any warrants, but that's it.
TOTALLY inappropriate. Response is dictated by what we know at the time, not by what we learn about it later.
>Got to love diplomatic immunity huh?<
Since it goes both ways, yes, we do love diplo immunity.
Also: no one mentioned it here, but smoking on an airplane is not a "felony." It's a Federal Regulation violation, subject to a civil penalty ("Monetary forfeiture"), but not arrest. The party is detained long enough to find out who they are and if they have any warrants, but that's it.
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