Mosiah's nephews

[Yuttie]

BOYS CAUSE AIRPORT SCARE - Seven, eight-y-o chase plane on Montego Bay airstrip

Two boys had to be removed from the airstrip at the Sangster International Airport in [COLOR=blue ! important][COLOR=blue ! important]Montego [COLOR=blue ! important]Bay[/COLOR][/COLOR][/COLOR], St James last week, after they went on the runway and began 'running down' planes claiming they wanted to go abroad.
The boys, ages eight and seven, who are from Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, some 40 miles from the airport, took a bus to the second city after school, police told THE STAR.
Montego Bay's top cop, Superintendent Steve McGregor, said the boys entered the airport through a dead end and somehow managed to get on the airstrip. "They said they heard the plane and followed the sound because they wanted to go abroad," Supt. McGregor told THE STAR. "I personally spoke to their parents and told them they were lucky we didn't arrest them because they can't leave two little boys alone like that."
The boys, one of whom told police he wanted to be a pilot, told officers that they asked a woman to put them on a bus to Montego Bay after leaving school. They exited the bus at the Montego Bay [COLOR=blue ! important][COLOR=blue ! important]Transportation[/COLOR][/COLOR] Centre and, following the sounds of the planes, walked to an area known as 'Dead End' at the rear of the airport. They then walked around a wall and climbed over a fence to get on the runway.
Police said shortly after 5 p.m. a pilot, turning to make a take-off, saw the boys and apparently radioed the tower who sent for them to be picked up, but not before the boys began running after and beckoning to at least two planes. They were blown to the ground twice by the two aircrafts, police said.
"The airport's authorities need to [COLOR=blue ! important][COLOR=blue ! important]secure[/COLOR][/COLOR] the place more," an officer who spoke to the boys said, "If kids can get on to the airport property then anyone can get on there and do anything and it could cause some serious problems."
When the police contacted their colleagues at the Savanna-la-Mar Police Station, the boys' mothers had already made missing person reports. The parents were taken to Montego Bay where they were questioned and released with their children.
Efforts to speak to a representative from the Airports Authority of Jamaica proved unsuccessful yesterday.

[Exile]

Amazing story..from Sav to Mobay? I think they deserve medals. Now time to find that lady who put them on the bus!!

[MdmeX]

Mosiah need to have a stern talk wid them Whey yuh seh Yuttie Next thing authorities stalking them as terrorists

[Gamma]

who yuh think send dem?

[MdmeX]

What would I do without this forum Wait till them interview the pickney them and dem talk, then Uncle gonna "walk"

[Gamma]

dem seh him send dem fi guh buy escalade parts because it too "expensive and dear" in jamaica.

[MdmeX]

Unuh hear him from mawnin, wonda if him get detained Betta call him JFJ bredren

[Karl]

BOYS CAUSE AIRPORT SCARE - Seven, eight-y-o chase plane on Montego Bay airstrip

Two boys had to be removed from the airstrip at the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, St James last week, after they went on the runway and began 'running down' planes claiming they wanted to go abroad.

The boys, ages eight and seven, who are from Savanna-la-Mar, Westmoreland, some 40 miles from the airport, took a bus to the second city after school, police told THE STAR.

Montego Bay's top cop, Superintendent Steve McGregor, said the boys entered the airport through a dead end and somehow managed to get on the airstrip. "They said they heard the plane and followed the sound because they wanted to go abroad," Supt. McGregor told THE STAR. "I personally spoke to their parents and told them they were lucky we didn't arrest them because they can't leave two little boys alone like that."

The boys, one of whom told police he wanted to be a pilot, told officers that they asked a woman to put them on a bus to Montego Bay after leaving school. They exited the bus at the Montego Bay Transportation Centre and, following the sounds of the planes, walked to an area known as 'Dead End' at the rear of the airport. They then walked around a wall and climbed over a fence to get on the runway.

Police said shortly after 5 p.m. a pilot, turning to make a take-off, saw the boys and apparently radioed the tower who sent for them to be picked up, but not before the boys began running after and beckoning to at least two planes. They were blown to the ground twice by the two aircrafts, police said.

"The airport's authorities need to secure the place more," an officer who spoke to the boys said, "If kids can get on to the airport property then anyone can get on there and do anything and it could cause some serious problems."

When the police contacted their colleagues at the Savanna-la-Mar Police Station, the boys' mothers had already made missing person reports. The parents were taken to Montego Bay where they were questioned and released with their children.

Efforts to speak to a representative from the Airports Authority of Jamaica proved unsuccessful yesterday.

Damn?
It must have been a great cover story they concocted and delivered to convince 'the kind lady' to put them on the bus? (scratch-'ead)

[OJ]

a sickko and TK

[MdmeX]

Damn?
It must have been a great cover story they concocted and delivered to convince 'the kind lady' to put them on the bus? (scratch-'ead)

Mo is clever - his nephews are most CLEVEREST!

[Mosiah]

Can the US Embassy be a sport and just give my nephews a visa, if is even a one-entry? Chuss mi, yuh have to like the persistence, a family characteristic!

"...the boys began running after and beckoning to at least two planes. They were blown to the ground twice by the two aircrafts..."

[MdmeX]

Dem nuh have any branch of the Embassy in Montego Bay. Gamma can send an invitation letter