Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestyleA picture released by the TSA showing the alleged explosive device that could have done damage to an airplane (TSA)A man identified as Kimani Osayande Jones, also known as Jackson, was arrested at Sacramento International Airport after allegedly attempting to pass through security with an explosive device and other suspicious items. Authorities claim Jones, 49, was wearing latex gloves and a face-covering scarf, and was found with a torch lighter, a knife, zip ties, and five cell phones, one of which displayed a 15-minute countdown timer and another a message reading, "We will be awaiting your call." Bomb technicians determined the device, a cardboard tube with a fuse, contained viable explosive material capable of damaging a pressurized aircraft and potentially causing a loss of cabin pressure if detonated near a window at cruising altitude. Jones was arrested at the airport and appeared in federal court on Wednesday, where he faces a charge of unlawfully possessing explosive material in an airport. His attorney has stated that there is more to the case than the allegations currently made public and that further details will emerge through the legal process. In fullTerrifying airport plot foiled as explosive device found at checkpoint, Feds sayThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
Man arrested for bringing bomb to major US airport
Stay up to date with notifications from The IndependentNotifications can be managed in browser preferences.AllNewsSportCultureLifestyleA picture released by the TSA showing the alleged explosive device that could have done damage to an airplane (TSA)A man identified as Kimani Osayande Jones, also known as Jackson, was arrested at Sacramento International Airport after allegedly attempting to pass through security with an explosive device and other suspicious items. Authorities claim Jones, 49, was wearing latex gloves and a face-covering scarf, and was found with a torch lighter, a knife, zip ties, and five cell phones, one of which displayed a 15-minute countdown timer and another a message reading, "We will be awaiting your call." Bomb technicians determined the device, a cardboard tube with a fuse, contained viable explosive material capable of damaging a pressurized aircraft and potentially causing a loss of cabin pressure if detonated near a window at cruising altitude. Jones was arrested at the airport and appeared in federal court on Wednesday, where he faces a charge of unlawfully possessing explosive material in an airport. His attorney has stated that there is more to the case than the allegations currently made public and that further details will emerge through the legal process. In fullTerrifying airport plot foiled as explosive device found at checkpoint, Feds sayThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in
