Unruly Passenger Arrested at South Dakota Airport
It is not unusual to read about a passenger on an airline flight getting booted off of a plane and arrested. It is unusual for it to happen in South Dakota.
According to the Rapid City Journal, 41-year-old Mistie Justice Watkins of Daytona Beach Shores, Fla., spent the weekend in jail after an incident that went down at the Rapid City Regional Airport on Friday night.
At around 8:50 pm an officer was notified that there was an unruly passenger on a plane. After approaching Justice Watkins, the officer informed her that she was being loud and obnoxious and would be deboarding the plane with the officer. She also indecently exposed herself to other passengers but it isn t clear when in the timeline this occurred or what specific parts of her anatomy she exposed.
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Law enforcement arrest unruly passenger onboard jet at RC Regional Airport
News StaffAugust 2, 2021News
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RAPID CITY, S.D. – Law enforcement say a 41-year-old Florida woman was arrested for disorderly conduct on a plane parked at the Rapid City Regional Airport Friday.
Mistie Justice Watkins of Daytona Beach Shores, Florida, was charged with disorderly conduct, indecent exposure, simple assault on law enforcement and a Meade County Warrant. According to court records, she is also charged with unlawful occupancy.
Justice Watkins appeared in court Monday and is held on a $100 cash only bond for simple assault on law enforcement and a $1,000 cash only bond for unlawful occupancy.