Serial stowaway nabbed at Chicago airport days after release

This January 2018 photo provided by the Chicago Police Department shows Marilyn Hartman, an alleged serial stowaway. Hartman, who managed to sneak onto a plane in Chicago earlier this month and made it to London, has been arrested again on Sunday, January 28, 2018, after being spotted at O’Hare International Airport. (Chicago Police Department via AP)

CHICAGO — Authorities said that a serial stowaway, who sneaked onto a plane in Chicago earlier this month and made it to London, has been arrested again after being spotted at O’Hare International Airport.

Marilyn Hartman, of Grayslake, Illinois, was taken into custody early Sunday and charged with misdemeanor trespassing on state land and violating the conditions of her bail that were set last week by the judge who warned her to stay away from airports.

Police said they were responding to a call of someone refusing to leave the airport when they spotted the 66-year-old Hartman at a terminal.

Hartman was arrested earlier this month after police said she slipped past a security checkpoint at O’Hare and boarded a flight without a ticket or boarding pass. She was arrested in London and flown back to Chicago.                  /kga