SAN DIEGO — A man was arrested after going through a secured door at Terminal 2 at Lindbergh Field Monday morning, airport spokesperson Rebecca Bloomfield said.
Harbor Police responded to a door alarm that went off at the airport at 10:02 a.m.
TSA screening and flights were cancelled, as reflected in social media posts:
@10News arriving planes held on tarmac. @nbcsandiego @CNN due to security breach pic.twitter.com/wfbgwgD7Ee
— Joe B (@baio_bunch) January 16, 2017
Long lines at Lindbergh Field Terminal 2 as San Diego Harbor Police investigate possible security breech. pic.twitter.com/8YWdbysQOw
— 10news newstracker (@CreightonGinny) January 16, 2017
#BREAKING: Someone got through a secure door at #SanDiego airport. TSA stopped screening & flights were halted. Back to normal now. https://t.co/IrHFwUWaxn
— Brian Shlonsky (@10NewsBrian) January 16, 2017
Screening and flights resumed at about 11:05 a.m.
Authorities have not yet released information about the suspect.
Sandy Coronilla is a digital producer for KGTV 10News. You can follow her at @10NewsSandy
