American Airlines Passenger Arrested After Alleged Crew Attack
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An American Airlines passenger was arrested on Sunday after allegedly assaulting a crew member. Chenasia Campbell, 28, punched a flight attendant multiple times whilst boasting, “cops aren’t going to do anything to me,” before an off-duty cop restrained her for the rest of the flight.
A flight attendant was punched and dragged to the floor by a passenger. Photo: Vincenzo Pace | Simple Flying
Assault on AA flight 1357 from Miami to New York
A woman onboard American Airlines flight 1357 from Miami (MIA) to New York (JFK) assaulted a flight attendant after complaining they didn’t pick up her garbage. Chenasia Campbell followed an attendant to the crew area of the plane before launching into a verbal tirade. After a second flight attendant intervened, Campbell allegedly threw punches and pulled her hair.
Chenasia Campbell charged with interference with flight crew members and attendants
Campbell is accused of repeatedly punching a female flight attendant on American Airlines flight from Miami to New York City on Sunday
Complaint says Campbell got upset with another crew member for not picking up her garbage, and the flight attendant who was attacked intervened
Off-duty NYPD officer on the flight restrained Campbell after she allegedly tried to pull dress off of the flight attendant
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