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An easyJet passenger took to the aisle and began screaming “death to America, death to Trump” before being tackled by another passenger. The incident occurred on easyJet flight U2 609 between London Luton Airport (LTN) and Glasgow Airport (GLA) yesterday.
TMZ reports that the man, who has been identified as 41-year-old Abhay Nayak, reportedly exited the lavatory and began shouting. President Trump was in Scotland at the time golfing about an hour away from Glasgow. The man also allegedly said that he had a bomb on board because he wanted to send a message. Thankfully, after he was brought to the ground, nothing else happened until the aircraft landed and police met the plane.
Anthony’s Take: I will never understand why people act out like this and in other crazy ways. I’m glad he was restrained and that no further incident occurred.
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