Well , how do we know they were not really trying to kill her ?
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Well , how do we know they were not really trying to kill her ?
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A 24-year-old American man flying from Chicago to Japan was arrested after he allegedly urinated on a fellow passenger during the trans-Pacific flight.
The incident occurred on an All Nippon Airways flight on Friday.
According to reports, the unidentified passenger got up from his seat and peed on a 50-year-old Japanese man sitting two rows behind him.
Disorderly Frontier passenger pees on seat in front of him
The Japanese man said he did not know the American and that they had never met.
The American man was restrained by cabin crew in air and then arrested by police once the plane safely landed.
Police told Japan Today that the American man drank four glasses of champagne and a sake before the incident occurred. The man told police he could not remember the incident.
Fox News reached out to All Nippon Airways for comment.
The incident occurred on an All Nippon Airways flight on Friday.
According to reports, the unidentified passenger got up from his seat and peed on a 50-year-old Japanese man sitting two rows behind him.
Disorderly Frontier passenger pees on seat in front of him
The Japanese man said he did not know the American and that they had never met.
The American man was restrained by cabin crew in air and then arrested by police once the plane safely landed.
Police told Japan Today that the American man drank four glasses of champagne and a sake before the incident occurred. The man told police he could not remember the incident.
Fox News reached out to All Nippon Airways for comment.
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A 24-year-old American man flying from Chicago to Japan was arrested after he allegedly urinated on a fellow passenger during the trans-Pacific flight.
The incident occurred on an All Nippon Airways flight on Friday.
According to reports, the unidentified passenger got up from his seat and peed on a 50-year-old Japanese man sitting two rows behind him.
Disorderly Frontier passenger pees on seat in front of him
The Japanese man said he did not know the American and that they had never met.
The American man was restrained by cabin crew in air and then arrested by police once the plane safely landed.
Police told Japan Today that the American man drank four glasses of champagne and a sake before the incident occurred. The man told police he could not remember the incident.
Fox News reached out to All Nippon Airways for comment.
Wow, that happened in my Japanese Film Studies course in college. I didn't know the guy, but he almost pissed on a bunch of chicks. Turned out he was a sleepwalker, and a little bit of an alcoholic.
Today I changed the oil on the Kohler engine I use to split wood , Of course when I tipped it up I moved the drain pain slightly out of the way and ended up with about a quarter quart of 30 weight on the clean lean to floor before I recovered . If Danke had been here to help he could have helped prevent this .
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I peed the bed once but I think it was that last shot of Jager that did it. Have you noticed it's always the last shot? I woke up one day with a bad hangover and told Mr A I shouldn't have had that last shot and he told me I would've been fine with just the last one, it was the four I had before it that really did me in.
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Relatively common when people over-drink to pee somewhere thinking that they had walked to bathroom. Saw it happen several times in College. One guy got kicked out of the dorm for peeing on his roommate.
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An airline suspended a pilot after discovering that the employee made a comment deemed derogatory about an Oklahoma boy who used the girls’ bathroom.
“Frontier Airlines prides itself on setting an example as a respectful workplace and we do not condone discrimination,” the airline said in a statement announcing the pilot’s suspension, KOKH Fox 25 reported Monday.
Frontier Airlines suspended the pilot on Aug. 13 after learning about comments the pilot had made online. The airline did not disclose the content of the comments.
“We have long-established standards of conduct, to which all employees must agree to adhere, that among other things require people to act in a professional manner and to treat each other with genuine respect and kindness,” the statement continued.
The suspension concerns the pilot’s alleged remarks about an incident wherein a biologically male transgender student used the girls’ restroom on the first day of class at an Oklahoma school.
“The transgender is already using the girls bathroom,” Jamie Crenshaw posted in Achille ISD Parents Group on Facebook. “We have been told how the school has gone above and beyond to make sure he has his own restroom yet he is still using the girls.”
More at: https://www.bizpacreview.com/2018/0...2?utm_source=IdealMedia&utm_medium=IdealMedia
“Frontier Airlines prides itself on setting an example as a respectful workplace and we do not condone discrimination,” the airline said in a statement announcing the pilot’s suspension, KOKH Fox 25 reported Monday.
Frontier Airlines suspended the pilot on Aug. 13 after learning about comments the pilot had made online. The airline did not disclose the content of the comments.
The suspension concerns the pilot’s alleged remarks about an incident wherein a biologically male transgender student used the girls’ restroom on the first day of class at an Oklahoma school.
“The transgender is already using the girls bathroom,” Jamie Crenshaw posted in Achille ISD Parents Group on Facebook. “We have been told how the school has gone above and beyond to make sure he has his own restroom yet he is still using the girls.”
More at: https://www.bizpacreview.com/2018/0...2?utm_source=IdealMedia&utm_medium=IdealMedia
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Besides having close to 60% of my income stolen in taxes, money spent to provide for the Bureau of Indian Affairs hand outs.
Yes, I'd say they are many, especially lazy Injuns collecting off of the stupid white man at their casinos on land we gave them, after they lost and then were too lazy to cultivate it. Except to over fish it and collect wild rice to sell overpriced to liberals.
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From another forum:
"The news story doesn’t come close to covering the actual event, big surprise right? This guy, while brutally outspoken, is well liked for his candid personality amongst the pilot group. The boy turned girl (by gender only, not surgery) that is in question, was peeping under the stalls in the girls bathrooms after the school had made special accommodations for that individual child to use a faculty unisex bathroom.
This Captain named in the article has girls the same age as the girls affected by the peeking Tom/Tammy. But screw that guy for having an opinion that reflects concern for his own offspring, right?
Not everything is as the media wants you to believe it is"
As Great Sagamore I advise against giving money to the govt and Indian Affairs . This is called enabling . If you feel that badly I can accept a donation directly from you to me and cut out the middle man .
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Probably my sister. Lazy twit does little more than work part time at an amazon warehouse and watch tv.
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Uncle Oyarde, you should set up a Patreon page. That way people can donate to you in order to support your creative endeavors. It's wise to come up with a reward system for various levels of support.
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A federal air marshal was hauled off a United Airlines regional partner plane in handcuffs after a flight attendant saw the gun he was carrying and issued an emergency alert in concert with the crew, the Star Tribune reported on Tuesday.
The incident occurred late Monday on United Airlines Flight 3531, a nonstop flight from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The flight was operated by Republic Airlines, an Indianapolis-based regional partner of United Airlines and other major carriers.
A representative for Republic Airlines, Jon Austin, told Business Insider in a statement: "The safety and security of our customers and employees is our top priority. We are aware of this incident and are working with investigators."
Neither the Transportation Security Administration nor United responded to Business Insider request for comment.
In a statement to the Star Tribune, the TSA said: "A Federal Air Marshal on official business onboard a flight was mistaken for a passenger by a flight attendant. Protocols for notification of law enforcement presence aboard an aircraft are in place to avoid an incident like this. TSA is working with the airline to determine the specific circumstances in this case."
More at: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/federal-air-marshal-hauled-off-180632193.html
The incident occurred late Monday on United Airlines Flight 3531, a nonstop flight from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. The flight was operated by Republic Airlines, an Indianapolis-based regional partner of United Airlines and other major carriers.
A representative for Republic Airlines, Jon Austin, told Business Insider in a statement: "The safety and security of our customers and employees is our top priority. We are aware of this incident and are working with investigators."
Neither the Transportation Security Administration nor United responded to Business Insider request for comment.
In a statement to the Star Tribune, the TSA said: "A Federal Air Marshal on official business onboard a flight was mistaken for a passenger by a flight attendant. Protocols for notification of law enforcement presence aboard an aircraft are in place to avoid an incident like this. TSA is working with the airline to determine the specific circumstances in this case."
More at: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/federal-air-marshal-hauled-off-180632193.html
Sorry , I had to report this guy to the crew . I was aware he was a marshall but until I can carry mine nobody will.
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