Ohio man sentenced to prison over fake airport bomb threat | Inquirer News

Ohio man sentenced to prison over fake airport bomb threat

/ 06:58 PM July 20, 2018

Cincinnati — An Ohio man who called in a bomb threat to an airport so he wouldn’t miss his flight has been sentenced to four months in prison.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office says 40-year-old Dana Carter, of Dayton, was sentenced Thursday for his calls to Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport in October.

Court records show Carter made a series of calls saying there was a bomb on a flight bound for Dallas, Texas.

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The Lexington Herald-Leader reports that flight ended up being canceled due to the threat, and Carter was placed on another flight that left less than two hours later.

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Carter has been ordered to pay about $7,700 in restitution to United Airlines over the canceled flight.

arter’s attorney says the fake bomb threat was a “foolish act.”   /vvp

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