Paul Chambers describes his ordeal on the Guardian's CiF.
The reason for the arrest was a tweet I had posted on the social network
Twitter, which was deemed to constitute a bomb threat against Robin Hood
airport in Doncaster: "Crap! Robin Hood airport is closed. You've got a week
and a bit to get your shit together otherwise I'm blowing the airport sky
high!" You may say, and I certainly realise now, it was ill-advised. But it was
clearly frustration, caused by heavy snowfall grounding flights and potentially
scuppering my own flight a week later. Like having a bad day at work and
stating that you could murder your boss, I didn't even think about whether it
would be taken seriously.