Bomb-threat Brits released from custody GRANADILLA DE ABONA, Spain, May 16 (UPI) -- Two Britons arrested for making a phony bomb threat on a flight from Manchester are no longer in custody on the Spanish island of Tenerife, police said. Aidan Jervis, 20 and Nathan Trippier, 21, are back in the vacation apartment they rented, but the two cannot leave the island until their case goes to court, ThinkSpain reported Wednesday. Police confiscated their passports and it will be up to the court to hand them back. Police sources suggested the case would be fast-tracked and the two might be expelled from Spain as soon as they have paid a fine. Under Spanish law, the youths could receive jail sentences of between six and 12 months. Jervis and Trippier reportedly were drunk when they told fellow passengers and a flight attendant aboard their Thomas Cook flight on Friday that there was a bomb in their carryon luggage.