Mid-air scar: Florida Man claims that ‘My laptop is a bomb,’ aircraft to make emergency landing

According to the USA Today, a flight from Florida to Virginia was forced to make an emergency landing, when a passenger nervous by claiming a bomb to his laptop. 27, Known as Taj Malik Taylor, a person was at Eligible Air Flight 1023 on Sunday. According to the Pinellus County Sheriff Office, Udaan left the St. Pete-Callierwater International Airport in Florida and was visiting the Ronoke-Blacksburg regional airport in Virginia.About 40 minutes after the takeoff, Taylor allegedly told the man twice next to him, “I have a bomb,” and then pointed to his laptop, “My laptop is a bomb,” according to the FBI affidavit received by USA Today.His seat partner told the flight attendant quickly. Pilot immediately decided to return to Florida Airport.Police and FBI agents were waiting after a response to a “oral bomb threat”. Taylor was arrested and his belongings were tested by the K-9 unit. No bomb was found.According to the police, several other passengers also heard Taylor saying that he had a bomb.After Taylor was removed, the aircraft flew again and reached Roonok later that evening.A supernatural aerial spokesperson said that he does not tolerate any disruptive behavior and security was his top priority.“Elegant does not tolerate any disruptive behavior, so the decision was made to return to the airport,” a spokesman for an Eligible Air told USA Today.“The aircraft landed safely and met the law enforcement officers, who took the passenger into custody.”Taylor now faces serious allegations to threaten a false bomb. He appeared in a federal court in Tampa on Monday. If convicted, he can withstand jail up to five years, a fine of up to $ 25,000, or both.According to the FBI affidavit, Taylor did not accept the bomb to threaten, but said that the woman next to him was rude. He also told the investigators that he was recently released with a mental health facility and was struggling with “lack of clarity” due to his condition and medicine.“Taylor said he was recently released with a mental health facility. He said he had taken his medicine last night and he was currently suffering from lack of clarity,” said the affidavit.He also told the investigators that “he is more clarity when he takes his medicine.”Taylor Largo is a former high school football player from Florida. He allegedly faced a serious fusion in 2013, due to which he had to lose consciousness for more than 10 minutes according to the outlet.According to the Daily Mail, the US Air Force also claims to be veteran and is currently studying in a madrasa in Virginia.As mentioned by the Sheriff Office, the FBI is currently leading the investigation into the case.