Monday, July 11, 2011  Stun gun found in Boston-to-NJ Jetblue
jet after arrival   Bryan Travers, a spokesman for the FBI's
Newark office, said information from the investigation so far
suggests that no attack was imminent. He would not detail why
investigators think that.  The stun gun was found by a crew that
was cleaning Flight 1179 from Boston around 10:20 p.m. Friday,
after the flight had landed and all 96 passengers were off the
plane.  Port Authority of New York and New Jersey police removed
the stun gun from the plane and handed it over to the federal
Transportation Security Administration, which is responsible for
screening passengers.  The investigation, being led by the FBI's
office in Boston, is focusing on how the stun gun got onto the
plane, Travers said.   Travers said that by Monday morning it
was not clear who may have brought the gun aboard. (read more)