
Daquan Lamont Smith has been federally indicted for making a threat against passengers aboard a cruise ship in December 2025. The ship was not specified, but Smith's recorded threat said he was on a cruise from the Bahamas with a bomb on the boat and the intention to blow it up.
If convicted the 20-year-old Smith could face up to five years in federal prison under US federal law. A 20-year-old man from Chicago, Illinois, identified as Daquan Lamont Smith, has been federally indicted on a charge of interstate transmission of a threat against passengers onboard a cruise ship. According to the US Attorney's Office for the Middle District of Florida in a release on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, Smith made a recorded call with the threatening statement on December 6, 2025.
"I'm on the cruise boat coming from Bahamas that left two days ago, and I'm letting you guys know now I have a bomb on the boat and I want to blow it up," he said. The ship Smith was allegedly traveling on has not been identified, but multiple cruise lines travel to the Bahamas from different US homeports every week, on sailings as short as…
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