Daniel C. Borowski, 67, of Kenosha, Wisconsin.

A man was arrested after prosecutors say he called 911 while on a Metra train near Highland Park to falsely report a bomb on the train, which prompted an evacuation.

Daniel C. Borowski, 67, of Kenosha, Wisconsin, was charged with two counts of giving a false bomb threat, false alarm to 911 and obstructing a railroad business.

Lake County Assistant State’s Attorney Emily Shanley-Roberts said a 911 call was received from Borowski around 11:15 p.m. on July 15.

Borowski mentioned there was a man on a train, which was traveling from Kenosha to Chicago, with a bomb.

Borowski again said there was a man on board with a bomb but said he was not in the same train car as the man, Shanley-Roberts said.

The Metra Police Department and Highland Park Police Department responded after the train was stopped at the Braeside station in Highland Park.

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Witnesses identified Borowski and the train was evacuated and searched by a canine for explosives.

Witnesses told officers they heard Borowski mention “bomb” while on the train, Shanley-Roberts said.

Officers confirmed the phone used to call 911 was the phone that Borowski physically had with him.

Prosecutors said Borowski has a history of bail jumping and disorderly conduct charges, including making false police calls.

Lake County Judge Donna-Jo Vorderstrasse ordered Borowski held on a $75,000 bond.

During Borowski’s second court appearance, a judge questioned Borowski’s fitness to stand trial and ordered a fitness evaluation, court records show.

Borowski remains held in the Lake County Jail and would need to post $7,500 cash in order to be released.

He is scheduled to appear in court again on Tuesday for a status of fitness hearing.