Man Who Threatened to Blow up the Liberty Bell to Stand Trial

Carlos Balsas is charged with making bomb threats and making a false alarm

Reason Staff | 3.11.2013 6:24 PM

PHILADELPHIA, March 11 (UPI) -- A former assistant professor who was arrested for saying he had a bomb during a visit to the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia will stand trial, officials said.

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Man Who Threatened to Blow up the Liberty Bell to Stand Trial

Carlos Balsas is charged with making bomb threats and making a false alarm

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