Former airman detained on flight after claim of explosives
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
BANGOR, Maine -- The former Air Force member who was detained Tuesday on a trans-Atlantic flight after allegedly claiming he had explosives in his luggage and a fake passport lives a "squeaky clean" life and has never been in trouble before, his father said.
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