A troublesome air passenger is denied bail, with a double meaning

I can't be the only one who noted the story about Alexander Herrera, the Alaska Airlines passenger who was charged with trying to open an emergency exit door on the plane on May 27 while it was still in flight 10,000 feet above ground, not so much for the incident itself, but for what happened the next day when he was brought before federal magistrate Janice Stewart for a bail hearing.  Judge Stewart denied bail to Mr. Herrera because he has no ties to Oregon and might not show up for trial here.  The published reports I've read don't say whether Judge Stewart called Mr. Herrera, in both senses of the term, a "flight risk."