Fake threat
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated: 2013-11-14 08:20A man who threatened to blow up Beijing Capital International Airport was prosecuted on charges of concocting fake terrorism information.
The suspect, surnamed Gao, 24, called the police on May 16 and claimed to be a member of the Taliban and that there were bombs at the airport. Gao was caught by police, and he admitted that he was drunk when he made the phone call and that he did it for fun, Beijing Morning Post reported.
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