A raving guy charged right into a Montana airport and effectively received get entry to to the cockpit of an Alaska Airways airplane prior to being apprehended, consistent with government.
Justin Reed Seymour, 34, was once arrested after he controlled to evade seize and interfere in the course of the TSA checkpoint at Missoula World Airport Oct. 22, a spokesperson for Missoula World Airport showed to Fox Information Virtual.
KGVO reported that TSA officials had been heard yelling, “Forestall him!” and “breach, breach, breach!” as Seymour eyed a newly landed Alaska Airways Flight 697, a Boeing 737 airplane.
Seymour reportedly charged down the jet bridge with an airline worker making an attempt to intrude within the spiraling state of affairs. In keeping with courtroom paperwork got by means of the native outlet, Seymour driven the worker to the bottom and persevered to the aircraft.
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Justin Seymour allegedly barged thru TSA and controlled to get onto a aircraft prior to he was once arrested. (Missoula County Sheriff’s Place of business)
Seymour then allegedly stormed onto the aircraft and, within the procedure, assaulted two flight attendants who attempted to forestall him.
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The native outlet reported that probably the most flight attendants was once shoved into the cockpit door, whilst the opposite airline worker’s palms had been beaten when that worker tried to rotate the deadbolt at the cockpit door to safe it.
A view of the outside of Missoula World Airport. (Google Maps)
Regulation enforcement officials in the end stuck up with the Seymour. Government mentioned he was once announcing he needed to get to Estonia, the native outlet reported.
He later informed police “unhealthy folks” had informed him to take the airplane.
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In keeping with courtroom paperwork, Seymour later informed officials, “All I needed to do was once fly the aircraft, however I didn’t. … I believed I used to be going as a way to. “
Seymour reportedly boarded an Alaska Airways airplane that had just lately landed. (iStock)
The 34-year-old was once charged with legal theft and legal annoyed housebreaking. He’s being held on the Missoula County Detention Facility on $500,000 bond.
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Fox Information Virtual reached out to the Federal Aviation Management and Alaska Airways for remark.
