More than 150 bomb threats that disrupted schools, stores, churches and hospitals locally and across America came from a man in Peru who allegedly was trying to pressure teenaged girls
A Peruvian national is accused of making more than 150 fake bomb threats to U.S. schools and other institutions, according to charges unsealed Thursday in the Southern District of New York.
By Rich McKay (Reuters) - Police in Peru have arrested a man suspected of perpetrating a wave of bomb threats against U.S. schools, synagogues, hospit.
A Peruvian national is charged with sending more than 150 hoax bomb threats in September to schools, synagogues and other institutions across Pennsylvania and four other states. Federal authorities allege that Eddie Manuel Nunez Santos, 33, sent the threats via email or online contact forms between Sept. 15 and 22,