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Violent passenger removed from aircraft. | SMN News

May 6, 2019

Violent passenger removed from aircraft. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Sunday, May 5th at approximately 03.00 p.m. members of the Alpha Team stationed at the Princess Juliana International Airport were called on board of a Delta Airline aircraft which was preparing to depart to Atlanta Georgia, to intervene in a matter involving a passenger that was behaving very aggressive. On the scene, the officers located the male suspect identified with initials A.S. (36) of American nationality. The captain of the aircraft refused to allow the suspect to take that flight to Atlanta requested his removal from the aircraft. The suspect was severely under the influence of alcohol


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