A San Diego-based Navy sailor was cited and released Tuesday after allegedly making a false bomb threat aboard a Hawaiian Airlines flight bound for Honolulu.

John Stea, 35, was charged with making a false bomb threat and false report of a security threat, the Port of San Diego Harbor Police Department said.

A Navy technician was arrested for allegedly making a bogus bomb threat while aboard a Hawaiian Airlines flight, police and military officials said. Electronics Technician 2nd Class John Stea, 35 ...

John Stea, 35, is facing multiple charges after allegedly making a false bomb threat onboard a Hawaiian Airlines plane leaving San Diego on Tuesday.

This happened Tuesday morning when 35-year-old John Stea told a flight attendant that the passenger beside him had a bomb. False Bomb Threat Made By Navy Technician On Hawaiian Airlines Flight […] ...

A San Diego-based Navy sailor was cited and released Tuesday after allegedly making a false bomb threat aboard a Hawaiian Airlines flight bound for Honolulu.