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Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Yahoo
SoCal man who allegedly threatened to bomb Coachella arrested in Palm Springs
A Santa Monica man was arrested over the weekend after a false bomb threat was aimed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, police said. Davis Darvish, 40, was at the Agua Caliente Casino in Cathedral City on Saturday when, police said, he told casino security that he would be responsible for bombing the popular Riverside County music festival. The casino is about a 40-minute drive from the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif., where the music festival, which typically draws more than 100,000 people, is being held. Authorities immediately alerted festival police and provided details about the man and the white Tesla he was driving, according to the Cathedral City Police Department. Officers identified Darvish using DMV information and issued a "Be on the Look-Out" alert. Police said Darvish drove from Cathedral City to Coachella Valley, where authorities used automated license plate readers to track his movement. He arrived in Palm Springs around noon, police said. Darvish was arrested on suspicion of reporting a false bomb threat. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department bomb squad did not find any weapons or bomb-making materials inside Darvish's vehicle, police said. He remains in custody in lieu of $1-million bail. Darvish is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday, according to jail records. Authorities are continuing to investigate the situation. Anyone with information is being asked to contact Cathedral City Police Sgt. Rick Osborne at (760) 202-2448 or rosborne@ Anonymous tips can be submitted to Coachella Valley Crime Stoppers at (760) 341-STOP or to the WeTip hotline at (800) 78-CRIME or Sign up for Essential California for news, features and recommendations from the L.A. Times and beyond in your inbox six days a week. This story originally appeared in Los Angeles Times.
Los Angeles Times
14-04-2025
- Los Angeles Times
SoCal man who allegedly threatened to bomb Coachella arrested in Palm Springs
A Santa Monica man was arrested over the weekend after a false bomb threat was aimed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, police said. Davis Darvish, 40, was at the Agua Caliente Casino in Cathedral City on Saturday when, police said, he told casino security that he would be responsible for bombing the popular Riverside County music festival. The casino is about a 40-minute drive from the Empire Polo Club in Indio, Calif., where the music festival, which typically draws more than 100,000 people, is being held. Authorities immediately alerted festival police and provided details about the man and the white Tesla he was driving, according to the Cathedral City Police Department. Officers identified Darvish using DMV information and issued a 'Be on the Look-Out' alert. Police said Darvish drove from Cathedral City to Coachella Valley, where authorities used automated license plate readers to track his movement. He arrived in Palm Springs around noon, police said. Darvish was arrested on suspicion of reporting a false bomb threat. The Riverside County Sheriff's Department bomb squad did not find any weapons or bomb-making materials inside Darvish's vehicle, police said. He remains in custody in lieu of $1-million bail. Darvish is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday, according to jail records. Authorities are continuing to investigate the situation. Anyone with information is being asked to contact Cathedral City Police Sgt. Rick Osborne at (760) 202-2448 or rosborne@ Anonymous tips can be submitted to Coachella Valley Crime Stoppers at (760) 341-STOP or to the WeTip hotline at (800) 78-CRIME or
CBS News
13-04-2025
- CBS News
California man arrested on suspicion of making false bomb threat aimed at Coachella Music and Arts Festival
A California man was taken into custody over the weekend after allegedly making a false bomb threat aimed at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival in Riverside County. The incident unfolded at 10:47 a.m. Saturday after officers with Cathedral City responded to the Agua Caliente Casino, located at 68960 East Palm Canyon Drive, in Cathedral City regarding a suspicious person. Police said that security personnel with the Casino stated that the individual had approached them and said he would be responsible for a bombing at the Coachella Music & Arts Festival. The individual's car was identified as a Tesla. Through the use of DMV information, police said they were able to positively identify the vehicle's owner as Davis Darvish of Santa Monica, who they identified as the suspect accused of making the bombing threat. Officers tracked the vehicle and located it near Saturnino Road and South Calle El Segundo. Darvish was taken into custody without incident. Police said no weapons, explosives, or bomb-making materials were found in Darvish's possession or his vehicle when he was detained. He was booked into the John Benoit Detention Center in Indio on suspicion of reporting a false bomb threat with bail set at $1 million.
