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UPDATE...

http://www.airportbusiness.com/article/article.jsp?id=8591&siteSection=5

Updated: October 24th, 2006 10:11 AM PDT
Home > Airline and Airport Security News
"Late Passenger Pleads to Airport Threat"

The Associated Press

ARTICLE SNIPPT: "A Florida college student pleaded guilty to calling in a phony bomb threat to the Long Beach Airport after he arrived too late to board his plane.

In his plea deal, Yechezkel Wells admitted he made the call to try to keep the plane from leaving. He told investigators he was upset that he wasn't allowed to board the plane and hoped the threat would cause a delay so he might have a chance to get on, authorities said.

Wells was arrested Aug. 26 shortly after he called 911 from a pay phone and said there was a bomb on a JetBlue flight to Fort Lauderdale, Fla.

The 21-year-old, who holds dual U.S.-Israeli citizenship, pleaded guilty Monday in U.S. District Court to a felony count of conveying false information of a threat targeting an airplane.

He faces from probation to five years in prison at sentencing Jan. 29."


1,721 posted on 10/29/2006 12:53:17 AM PDT by Cindy
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REPORT - SNIPPET - QUOTE:

http://www.icc-ccs.org/prc/piracyreport.php

Weekly Piracy Report
17-23 October 2006

The following is a summary of the daily reports broadcast by the IMB's Piracy Reporting Centre to ships in Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Ocean Regions on the SafetyNET service of Inmarsat-C from 17 to 23 October 2006.

ALERT

Chittagong anchorage, Bangladesh
Forty incidents have been reported since 28.01.2006. Pirates are targeting ships preparing to anchor. Ships are advised to take extra precautions.

The IMB Report on Piracy and Armed Attacks on Ships from January to June 2006 is now published. Please see the end of this page to order.

Suspicious crafts

None reported during the week.
Recently reported incidents

21.10.2006 at 0730 LT in posn: 22:11.31N - 091:43.50E, Chittagong 'b' anchorage, Bangladesh.
A group of robbers were spotted near the propeller of a product tanker. Crew chased them away. Local authorities informed.

21.10.2006 in posn: 21:41.46N - 088:01.13E (0.8 miles north of CSF buoy), Sagar roads anchorage, Hugli river, Calcutta, India.
Three robbers boarded a container ship at poop deck and tried to steal ship's stores. Alert crew mustered. Robbers jumped into water and escaped in a boat waiting with five accomplices. Local authorities informed.

20.10.2006 at 0045 UTC in posn: 12:01S – 07711W, Callao anchorage 1a, Peru.
Robbers boarded a bulk carrier via hawse pipe and stole ship's stores.Incident was reported to local authorities but no help arrived.

19.10.2006 at 0700 LT in posn: 22:12.10N - 091:40.50E, Chittagong 'b' anchorage, Bangladesh.
Robbers were detected at stern stealing zinc anodes of a product tanker. Ship's crew threw empty bottles and moved the rudder to deter robbers. Robbers escaped in their boat. Local authorities were informed but no assistance arrived.

18.10.2006 at 2000 LT in posn: 22:12.10N - 091:40.50E, Chittagong 'b' anchorage, Bangladesh.
Robbers boarded a chemical tanker and stole ship's stores. Authorities were informed and promised to send assistance but never turned up. Master explained this is a normal reply to ships but help never arrives.

18.10.2006 at midnight in posn: 22:12.10N - 091:40.50E, Chittagong 'b' anchorage, Bangladesh.
During routine rounds, crew on a chemical tanker spotted a robber onboard and chased him. Robber jumped into water and escaped in a waiting boat.

09.10.2006 at 0755 LT in posn: 06:44S - 039:20E, Dar es Salaam pilot stn, Tanzania.
Six robbers boarded a container ship and stole goods from two containers.


1,722 posted on 10/29/2006 12:55:30 AM PDT by Cindy
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