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Not a prank': man arrested over alleged bomb hoax on flight
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Not a prank': a man was arrested after an alleged bomb threat aboard a Turkish Airlines flight preparing for take-off in Australia. The incident occurred Sunday at one of Sydney’s busiest airports, when AFP officers responded to the threat and arrested the passenger on board. A crew member questioned the 44-year-old Montenegro national about electrical equipment he was holding, and the man allegedly replied that he had a bomb. The captain told police the item appeared to be a wireless phone charger. Passengers seated near the man were moved as a precaution before police boarded and made the arrest. He is expected to appear in court on Tuesday, charged with threatening aviation security.
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