The man accused of going through a TSA checkpoint with a fake boarding pass and getting on a United Airlines plane at Houston’s Bush airport last month appeared before a judge on Monday.
The attorney for 25-year-old suspect Abdulrahman Oriyomi told ABC13 it was essentially a misunderstanding, saying his client thought he was getting a cheap airline ticket, not a fake one.
During Oriyomi’s court hearing Monday morning, the judge kept his bond at $15,000, and his attorney says he does plan to bond out.
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