A New Jersey housewife put her husband’s solo Paris-Lagos trip on ice
when she had police nab him at the airport on a false bomb report
according to an exclusive report by New York Post.
Eunice Ukaegbu, 50, told police that her hubby, Okieze Ukaegbu, 58,
might “blow up” the Paris-bound Delta Air Lines flight out of Newark,
New Jersey. He had been “acting distant” and then wouldn’t let her peek
in his suitcase, she confessed.
Eunice (pictured above)
told the Post that she just thought she was just acting on her civic
duty. 'He told me he was going to blow up the airplane. I did what an
honest citizen would do,' she said.
The NJ nurse claims her husband 'is a little secretive.' Her story is that she first became concerned as Okieze had been acting distantly.
When she couldn't open his suitcase, Eunice felt she had to warn authorities. Police and federal agents rushed to the Ukaegbu family home in Union, New Jersey, to question the possible 'terrorist.'
Luckily for Okieze, the couple's daughter overheard the incident and rang her father to tell him that police were on the way to apprehend him at Newark Airport.
Okieze had already passed through security and was waiting for a Delta flight to Paris, the first leg of his trip to Nigeria.
He remained at Gate B45 until authorities arrived, then calmly told them that his wife was lying and had an 'alcohol problem.'
Police took Okieze in for questioning, pulled his luggage off the plane and checked it with bomb detection dogs.
This caused the man to miss his flight but sources at the Post claim other travelers did not experience significant delay.
After interrogation and searches, Okieze was released and cleared to take a later Delta service to Paris.
While his wife claims she contacted police out of genuine concern, they don't believe her story. Authorities now say they plan to charge Eunice Ukaegbu.
'It looks like that marriage went up in flames,' a police source told the Post.Source: Daily Mail
The NJ nurse claims her husband 'is a little secretive.' Her story is that she first became concerned as Okieze had been acting distantly.
When she couldn't open his suitcase, Eunice felt she had to warn authorities. Police and federal agents rushed to the Ukaegbu family home in Union, New Jersey, to question the possible 'terrorist.'
Luckily for Okieze, the couple's daughter overheard the incident and rang her father to tell him that police were on the way to apprehend him at Newark Airport.
Okieze had already passed through security and was waiting for a Delta flight to Paris, the first leg of his trip to Nigeria.
He remained at Gate B45 until authorities arrived, then calmly told them that his wife was lying and had an 'alcohol problem.'
Police took Okieze in for questioning, pulled his luggage off the plane and checked it with bomb detection dogs.
This caused the man to miss his flight but sources at the Post claim other travelers did not experience significant delay.
After interrogation and searches, Okieze was released and cleared to take a later Delta service to Paris.
While his wife claims she contacted police out of genuine concern, they don't believe her story. Authorities now say they plan to charge Eunice Ukaegbu.
'It looks like that marriage went up in flames,' a police source told the Post.Source: Daily Mail
Dats good for her.She must be charge.What an expensive joke that can cause the man his life due to lack of trust in her husband that's serious.May God help us.Lesson for others like her.
ReplyDeleteWow! Any possible means to get rid of the hubby is welcome,even reporting him as a terrorist?...shows they've been like 'tom and jerry'
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