2nd Worker in LAX Explosions Pleads Not Guilty The second worker charged with setting a series of dry-ice bombs at Los Angeles International Airport has pleaded not guilty. Miguel Angel Iniguez (in-EE'-gez) of Inglewood entered the plea Tuesday to one felony count of possession of a destructive device near an airplane. The 41-year-old supervises workers at LAX for ground services company Servisair. Prosecutors allege that Iniguez and another airport employee, 28-year-old Dicarlo Bennett, made a total of three dry ice bombs near airport terminals on Oct. 13, but only two of them exploded. Bennett pleaded not guilty last week and is being held on $1 million bail. Iniguez is being held on $500,000. They are due to appear together at a bail review hearing Wednesday.