
A 20-year-old resident of Hawaii Kevin Lee Mouzel arranged a uniform brawl on the flight of British Airways from London to Los Angeles, writes The Los Angeles Times . The man spat with water at the stewardesses, called up and threatened to kill them, as well as open the doors of the aircraft directly above the Atlantic or completely blow it up.
The crew managed to twist the raging passenger and knocked it with handcuffs to the chair, but they were unable to shut up his verbal outpourings. Kevin Lee Mouzel could not come to terms with the defeat and continued to spew curses and promises to find crew members on Facebook and terribly avenge.
The ship commander even considered the landing option halfway in Iceland or Canada, but as a result, the board still landed at the destination. At the Los Angeles Airport, the jacket was handed over to the police.
Having come to his senses, the man admitted that he went through alcohol at the London airport in anticipation of the docking - Italy was the starting point of his route. The Gawaisky Island of Maui was supposed to become the final, but now, probably, the docking at Los Angeles Airport on the aircraft will take home more time: for interfering in the work of the crew and the threats that Kevin is accused, he threatens up to 20 years in prison.
The rowdy brought the crew of his apology, but this is unlikely to become frying the federal authorities who are investigating the incident. The passenger himself blames with alcohol in everything and calls his actions only “temporary insanity”.
While the rowdy is free - he was released on bail of $ 10,000.