No bombs found at LAX after phone threat
Officials swept two terminals at Los Angeles International Airport but found no bombs after someone called in a threat Tuesday.
Law enforcement sources said officials were searching Terminal 2 after someone called in a threat that bombs had been placed in that terminal and on a plane. Nothing was found, and officials said the operation was ending.
For a time, LAX officials blocked off a portion of the roadway around the airport, and traffic was jammed. Most of those closures were being lifted.
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Photo: The entrance to Los Angeles International Airport. Credit: Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times
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