Man who allegedly had hoax bomb at Bridge of the Americas arrested again
David Leroy Huebner (El Paso Police Department)
Two days after posting bond, a 73-year-old man arrested for allegedly bringing a hoax bomb across an international bridge early last week found himself behind bars again.
Police arrested David Leroy Huebner for allegedly making another bomb threat when he went to pick up his truck about 5 p.m. Friday from the City Vehicle Storage Facility, 11615 Railroad.
Huebner's truck was impounded Tuesday after he allegedly brought a hoax bomb from Mexico into the U.S. at the Bridge of the Americas. He was released Wednesday after posting a $ 700 bond.
Police said that when Huebner went to pick up his truck at the impound lot, he became upset when a clerk asked him for proof of ownership, threatened the clerk and said he had a gun and a bomb. Huebner placed a bag on the counter and told the clerk how the item worked, officials said.
The clerk and other employees called police, who arrested Huebner. Further investigation showed that Huebner did not have a bomb or other weapon.
He was arrested on suspicion of a terroristic threat impairing public service or government, a third-degree felony.
Huebner was booked into the El Paso County Jail, his bond set at $ 7,500.
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