In this screenshot image from APTN the entrance to the Tom Bradley International Terminal in Los Angeles can be seen Tuesday Oct. 15, 2013. A baggage handler was arrested Tuesday in connection with dry ice explosions Sunday and Monday at Los Angeles International Airport after police stepped up patrols and increased its checks on employees. Dicarlo Bennett, a 28-year-old employee for the ground handling company Servisair, was booked for possession of a destructive device near an aircraft.LOS ANGELES - Officials say a second airport employee is in custody for an alleged role in setting off dry ice bombs at Los Angeles International Airport.
Los Angeles police Cmdr. Andrew Smith says a supervisor for the aviation ground services company Servisair was taken into custody by police Friday night
Smith says he can't identify the employee until the person has been booked.
Twenty-eight-year-old Dicarlo Bennett already has been charged with two counts of possessing a destructive device in a public place.
A law enforcement official briefed on the investigation who was not authorized to speak publically says Bennett was riding in a van with several people, including a supervisor, when he decided to make the dry ice bombs in plastic bottles Sunday night.
One exploded in an employee bathroom and another on the airport's tarmac. A third bottle that didn't detonate was found later.