Plane Evacuated at California Airport After "Call of Duty" Gameplay Is Mistaken for Bomb Threat, Police Say
Police found no explosive device after a passenger’s FaceTime chat about Call of Duty prompted reports of a bomb threat and a detainment.
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Plane, terminal evacuated at California airport after passenger overhears spine-chilling conversation
A Frontier flight in Ontario was evacuated after a passenger mistook overheard “Call of Duty” video game chatter about a bomb for an actual threat.
Plane evacuated at California airport after "Call of Duty" gameplay is mistaken for bomb threat, police say
The Ontario Police Department said all passengers, including the individual detained, reboarded after crews failed to find explosive devices.
In California, USA, a passenger's use of the words "bomb" and "explosion" during a phone call on a plane triggered an airport alert. The passenger was taken into custody, while the plane and part of the terminal were evacuated, and some flights were canceled. Bomb disposal teams found no explosives, and it was revealed that the conversation was related to a computer game. The passenger was released after it was determined that there was no real …
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