Second suspect arrested in Los Angeles airport ice bombs LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A second airport employee was arrested on Friday in connection with two dry ice explosions at the Los Angeles International Airport, police said. Miguel Angel Iniguez, a 41-year-old employee of airport contractor Servisair, was taken into custody while he was working at the airport, the Los Angeles Police Department said in a statement. Police officials did not immediately detail the allegations against Iniguez but said he was a supervisor for 28-year-old Dicarlo Bennett, a Servisair baggage handler who pleaded not guilty on Thursday to explosives charges and was being held on $1 million bail. Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Sean Carney told reporters on Thursday police were investigating whether another person was involved in the incident, but gave no further details. Los Angeles Airport Police Chief Patrick Gannon had said on Wednesday that Bennett intended the ice bombs to be a prank, but added: "It's not a prank and it's going to be dealt with very seriously." Bennett's lawyer, Ben Wasserman, has said the charges against his client were too severe, and Bennett had no intent to cause any destruction. He could face up to six years in prison if convicted. Reporting by Dan Whitcomb; Editing by David Bailey and Lisa Shumaker