According to CBS News, a passenger overheard someone say “bomb” and “explosion” while waiting for a Frontier Airlines flight to depart at Ontario International Airport on Sunday night. Police detained the person who made the comments, who said he was talking about his Call of Duty gameplay on a FaceTime call with a friend. [Link: Plane evacuated at California airport after "Call of Duty" gameplay is mistaken for bomb threat, police say | https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/plane-evacuated-at-california-airport-after-call-of-duty-gameplay-is-mistaken-for-bomb-threat-police-say/ | CBS News]
According to CBS News , a passenger overheard someone say “bomb” and “explosion” while waiting for a Frontier Airlines flight to depart at Ontario International Airport on Sunday night. Police detained the person who made the comments, who said he was talking about his Call of Duty gameplay on a FaceTime call with a friend.
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Hundreds of schools in Italy were evacuated Wednesday after receiving bomb threats by email. The threats are the latest in a string of incidents targeting infrastructure across Europe. Schools in Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland also received threatening emails, but police believe those messages were likely hoaxes, and no evacuations were ordered. CNN’s Stefano Pozzebon reports.
Hundreds of schools across Europe were evacuated on Wednesday after receiving bomb threats, police forces say, in the latest wave of efforts to intimidate populations.
Schools across Italy have received bomb threats for the second day in a row, sparking fresh panic and evacuations.
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Kathmandu. Around 6,300 public schools in Italy have received bomb threat emails. However, the Minister of Education Giuseppe Valditara has stated that this is not a real threat but appears to be a...
Police assure parents and teachers that warnings were bogus despite pupils being evacuated from some sites
