3 new dry ice bombs found at LAX; 1 explodes

Three dry ice bombs were found in Los Angeles International Airport Monday night. One of the devices exploded, but no planes were delayed.

LAX sign at night welcoming travelers to Los Angeles International Airport. Photo by Getty Images: Visions of America, UIG.

 

     There was a dry ice exploded late Monday at Los Angeles International Airport, but there were no injuries or evacuations, reported of any kind. It was reported that it had to be plan there from Sunday.
The incident was reported shortly before 8:30 p.m. at the airport's Tom Bradley International Terminal. There was no immediate word where the dry ice was found or whether there was any significant damage. Thank the Lord no one was hurt. Two other devices also were found at the airport but they did not explode. Investigators don't believe the incident is linked to terrorism and no threat was called into the airport, and there was no flights affected by the explosion.


This was published on Tuesday 15th, October 2013 by Associated Press on MSN News. This photo was taken by Visions of America, UIG, Getty Images.
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