Claims extracted
16
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
25%
4 of 16 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
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no quote in the article backed the model's score
Publisher signals
69/100
Daily Mail's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
3
Crime & Law
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
The man accused of threatening to blow up a United Airlines flight to Louisiana with a bomb before storming the cockpit has been identified.
asserted
man → accuse → cockpit
Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, 34, was arrested on Monday night after allegedly threatening to blow up United Flight 2174 as it made its way to New Orleans.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced that Gomez-Alberto, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, had allegedly attempted to storm the cockpit, prompting a hijack alert.
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Alberto → arrest → alert
'Americans should NEVER have to face threats like this, especially from an illegal alien who should have been in our country in the first place,' the agency wrote.
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agency → have → place
Gomez-Alberto had been removed from the US twice before the incident on Monday, ICE claimed.
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ICE → remove → Monday
Officials told the New York Post that he had been deported in September 2011 in Texas and again in October 2014 in New Mexico.
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he → tell → Mexico
DHS said Gomez-Alberto returned to the US in 2019 for a third time near California's San Ysidro border town and was arrested again before a judge freed him from ICE custody in January 2020 pending removal proceedings, the outlet reported.
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outlet → say → proceedings
He had previously been accused of making a felony bomb threat, felony threat- terroristic state offenses and disorderly conduct, DHS told the Post.
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DHS → accuse → Post
Rony Alexander Gomez-Alberto, 34, was arrested on Monday night after allegedly threatening to blow up United Flight 2174 as it made its way to New Orleans
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced that Gomez-Alberto, an illegal immigrant from Honduras, allegedly attempted to storm the cockpit, prompting a hijack alert
Flight UA2174 took off from Newark International Airport at 9.27pm EST on Monday and touched down at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport at 11.16pm CST.
But, during the flight, pilots called a 7500 alert which specified that there was a Level 4 alert onboard, meaning there was an attempt or actual breach of the cockpit, according to aviation content creator Aaron Rheins.
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which → arrest → Rheins
Gomez-Alberto, who was said to speak 'no English,' allegedly announced that he had a bomb in a backpack mid-flight, which prompted the alert, according to Air Traffic Control audio reviewed by Rheins.
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which → say → Rheins
Air traffic control audio revealed that the disruptive passenger 'changed into all black before he started trying to reach the cockpit.
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he → reveal → cockpit
After the terrifying alert, he was put in the back of the aircraft and seated with crew before the flight safely landed.
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flight → put → crew
United Airlines confirmed the incident with the Daily Mail, stating that 'law enforcement met the aircraft upon arrival.
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enforcement → confirm → arrival
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The passenger was arrested following the incident, a spokesperson with the Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Office told the Daily Mail on Tuesday.
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spokesperson → arrest → Tuesday
All the other passengers were safely deplaned and transported to the terminal, the agency said.
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agency → deplane → terminal
Gomez-Alberto, who was said to speak 'no English,' allegedly announced that he had a bomb in a backpack mid-flight, which prompted the alert
The man, later identified as Gomez-Alberto, was arrested without incident and has been booked in the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center for communicating false information of planned arson and terrorizing, the department stated.
Gomez-Alberto is being held without bail at the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center, authorities told the Post.
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authorities → say → Post
There were 49 passengers and six crew members on board the Boeing 737 MAX 9, an airline spokesperson said.
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spokesperson → be → MAX
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