bomb threat

"There is a f---ing bomb in your building," the caller said before hanging up, according to police.

The suspect called the police last Thursday saying the bomb would explode in less than 7 minutes. 

The caller hung up after an operator transferred the call to hotel security, the NYPD said.

The man yelled "Bomb!" and then "Boom" while the train headed from Brooklyn to Manhattan, police said. 

"I have a Christmas present," the man told security at the Times Square Church, according to police.

The suspect wore a polka dot tie and a a lavender button-down shirt when he made the call, police said.

Vernice Brown, 21, was arrested after calling in a fake bomb threat to a Queens company in May.

The NYPD is looking for 26-year-old Vernice Brown, who they say called in a bomb threat in May.

"I'm going to come and blow up the Marriott Marquis... tomorrow, C4 Good Luck!" the user allegedly said.

The man threatened to detonate a bomb at one bank and threatened to hurt an employee at another.

"You should evacuate the building," a man on the phone told a Paramount Hotel guest, police said.

iHeartRadio West 55th Street headquarters were threatened by a person online, the NYPD said.

Lavelle Prep and St. Paul's School of Nursing were evacuated until 1:15 p.m. because of the threat.

"Maybe if I blow this place up that will make you pay attention to me," he said, according to officials.

Philip Ngom, 64, called 911 eleven times in 16 days, prosecutors charged.