French police on Monday detained a couple who were passengers on an Air France flight which was forced to make an emergency landing in Kenya after a fake bomb was found on board, a police source said.
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An official in the prosecutor’s office in Bobigny, outside Paris. said that the former police officer in his late 50s was once a member of the elite emergency response unit RAID and hailed from the French Indian Ocean island of Reunion. Hundreds of passengers left the plane on emergency slides.
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After initially believing the device to be a “bomb”, Air France confirmed it was a fake and someone had played a unsafe hoax.
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A passenger reported the device to the cabin crew who informed the pilots leading to an emergency landing at the Moi International Airport in Mombasa. The official, who is just not approved to be publicly identified speaking about an ongoing investigation, didn’t release the suspect’s name or details about what he’s suspected of.It isn’t clear whether or not the suspect had additionally been questioned in Kenya.
But despite the amateurish nature of such plots – the one found on the Air France jet was little more than cardboard, sheets of paper and a household timer – airline security machines can not stop such items being brought on board, said Matthew Finn, managing director of the London-based aviation security firm Augmentiq.
Border guards at Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris had earlier on Monday detained the 58-year-old retired policeman after he arrived back in France.
“The plane just went down slowly, slowly, slowly, so we just realized probably something was wrong”, CBS quotes Lucchini.
But Price agreed with the Air France crew.
In addition, Gagey mentioned that the crew conducted a safety check in the bathroom and on the passengers before the plane took off. He thinks the object was placed there when the aircraft was already in the air.
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Last Tuesday, the two biggest school systems in the US – New York City and Los Angeles – received threats of a large-scale jihadi attack. The Islamic State group claimed responsibility for those attacks and for downing a plane carrying Russian tourists out of Egypt in October. Air France officials said the third hoax was on a December 8 flight from San Francisco to Paris.
