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"A teenage Twitter user decided to liven up her Sunday afternoon with veiled threats tweeted at American Airlines. Prank phone calls are so 2002, after all. Anyway, this was a terrible idea because 1) it&amp;#039;s a bomb threat made in public and thus clearly identifiable and 2) she&amp;#039;s now been arrested. Sarah, whose Twitter handle @QueenDemetriax_ has now been suspended, first told American Airlines she was &amp;quot;part of Al Qaida [sic]&amp;quot; and was &amp;quot;gonna do something really big bye.&amp;quot; Kids these days! American Airlines quickly tweeted back that the FBI would be getting involved, and she had an absolute Twitter meltdown, writing a flurry of tweets including that she &amp;quot;was kidding pls don&amp;#039;t I&amp;#039;m just a girl pls,&amp;quot; she &amp;quot;had never done anything wrong in her love [sic]&amp;quot; and that she&amp;#039;s &amp;quot;so sorry [and] so scared now.&amp;quot; (She also threw a likely-imaginary friend under the bus, briefly, saying someone else had tweeted for her. You know, that ol&amp;#039; excuse.) Sarah later added that she&amp;#039;d blocked the FBI &amp;quot;just in case&amp;quot; and seemed happy she&amp;#039;d gained over 3,000 followers following her stunt. She reached out to her idol Demi Lovato (the Demetria in her Twitter handle seemingly a tribute to Demi&amp;#039;s full name) for further help, noting that &amp;quot;I always wanted to be famous, but I meant like Demi Lovato famous, not Osama bin Laden famous.&amp;quot;  Dutch police arrested her this morning at her home in Rotterdam, though no charges have yet been filed. Lovato has yet to comment on the whole crazy mess. Update: Police released Sarah this morning, &amp;quot;pending further enquiries.&amp;quot; An unfortunate campaign in support of her plight has also started online, with many more Twitter users now also tweeting bomb threats at American Airlines. Both The Washington Post and British newspaper The Independent rounded up samplings of the awfulness, though every tweet they found has since been deleted. And still no word from Demi. Follow Alex on  Twitter. Photo credit: Twitter via The Daily Dot "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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