So she called in a fake bomb threat on a specific train car in which they happened to find some sort of unidentified electronic device? She's a witch!

Or just fine her however much taxpayer money was spent on this situation. If she can't pay, then jail.

So what about this idiot nameless woman? She was arrested and is in jail now, right? right? Grovepath, make some calls, ring some doorbells, get the lowdown on this moron.

Wow! God bless you! YOU are up at ALL hours to bring us the news!!!!



GO TO SLEEP!!!!!!

Bomb scare spurs search of train

by The Associated Press
Friday September 05, 2008, 11:38 PM

A suspicious package found aboard a CSX train car tonight night contained some type of electronic device that bomb squad members doused with a water cannon, authorities said.

However, it was not immediately clear what type of device it was or whether it was capable of causing any damage, officials said.

The train had been stopped in North Bergen, in the area of West Side Avenue and 57th Street, at about 5:30 p.m. after a Florida woman reported that a Federal Express package containing a bomb might be aboard the train.

The car containing the suspicious package was detached at the scene and, while the rest of the train continued on to a nearby train depot, bomb squads started searching the detached car for the parcel.

Officials told The Jersey Journal of Jersey City that the woman called CSX this morning to tell them about the package, which she believed was sent by her ex-boyfriend. She later admitted her call was a hoax, but authorities continued to search for the package she referred to and found it shortly after the search began.

No injuries were reported in the incident.

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'Bomb' destroyed in N. Bergen after rail-township battle

Saturday, September 06, 2008
By MICHAELANGELO CONTE
JOURNAL STAFF WRITER

NORTH BERGEN - With a threat of a bomb on board a CSX train rolling through New Jersey yesterday afternoon, company officials allowed it to continue on to North Bergen, angering local officials, who argued that the train should have been stopped in a less populated area.

The woman who made the original call yesterday morning alerting authorities that a bomb could be on board later said it was a hoax, though police did find a package containing an electronic device and were still trying to determine last night what it was.

"To add insult to injury, they uncoupled the cars and took their train away so they could make the rest of their deliveries and left the car here," Mayor Nicholas Sacco said yesterday afternoon at the mobile command center set up a Home Depot on Tonnelle Avenue.

"It's because they have the ability to do things like this without caring about the local and state officials."

A spokesman for CSX last night said the company had worked closely with several law enforcement agencies and made the decision to send the train to North Bergen because it was the safest place to send it.

"North Bergen offered the safest, most secure facility at which to stop the train and inspect the container," said Gary Sease, a spokesman for CSX.

At 9:45 a.m. yesterday, a woman called police saying her ex-boyfriend had sent her a package with a 9-pound explosive in it and it was aboard a train coming from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., said North Bergen Police Capt. Gerald Sanzari.

Township officials got word of the train heading their way at 3 p.m. when a CSX worker at the company's North Bergen yard flagged down a cop, Sanzari said.

Police set up the command center and began trying to get the train stopped, while putting together an evacuation plan for the area, which is also the site of a large gas main, Sanzari said.

CSX officials agreed to uncouple the car around 56th and West Side to keep it away from the gas line and the rest of the train moved on, Sanzari said. That's when Jersey City and Bergen County bomb squads started going through the 1,200 parcels in the car looking for the one the caller referred to, Sanzari said.

At 6 p.m., township officials were told that the woman had said her call was a hoax, Sanzari said.

The bomb squads used a water cannon to destroy the package at about 7:50 p.m., Sanzari said.