‘My laptop is a bomb’: US Air Force legends threaten the midar; Tigers emergency landing in Florida
A domestic flight in the US was forced to make an emergency landing after a 27-year-old man, which was recently discharged with a psychiatry feature, allegedly claimed in mid-hwa that his laptop was a bomb.The incident occurred at Elegant Air Flight 1023, which left the St. Pete -Cliers International Airport in Florida and was on board with 177 passengers and six crew members for the Ronok -Claxburg regional airport in Virginia.According to the New York Post, the situation came out after less than an hour of the take-off on Sunday afternoon, citing the Pinellus County Sheriff Office, when the accused, Taj Malik Taylor allegedly told his seatmate twice, “I have a bomb.” When questioned, he pointed to his laptop and said, “My laptop is a bomb.”Worried, the passenger informed the cabin crew, motivating the pilot to rotate the aircraft around. The aircraft made an emergency landing about 40 minutes after the take-off and met by law enforcement officers on the ground.Taylor was arrested around 2 pm, and a K -9 unit was deployed to search for his belongings. Officials said many passengers heard the danger of the bomb.After the removal of Taylor, the flight resumed its journey and landed safely in Ranoke at 7:57 pm.The airline said in a statement, “Elegant does not tolerate any kind of disruptive behavior.”Taylor Largo is a former high school football player from Florida, who faced a grade 3 during a game in 2013, losing consciousness for more than 10 minutes. Such injuries are associated with long -term neurological effects.He has also claimed being a veteran of the US Air Force and is currently a madrasa student at Liberty University, Virginia.According to the FBI affidavit, Taylor did not accept directly to threaten, but said the woman sitting next to her was “rude”. He also reported that investigators were recently discharged with a mental health facility, taking their medicine on the first night, and when you are suffering from lack of clarity when precious.Taylor has been accused of hooliganism crimes for threatening and providing false information. He was handed over to the American marshal on Monday and made his initial presence in the Tampa federal court on the same day.If convicted, Taylor may be prisoned up to five years, a fine of $ 25,000, or both may be faced. The FBI is leading the investigation.
