The resistance from the “unruly passenger” led to a struggle with the agents that escalated into a brawl, according to NBC 6.
Two people were arrested at the Miami International Airport (USA) after a disturbance occurred in a terminal and in which, as reported by local media this Tuesday, an officer was attacked and he was forced to draw a gun and point it at the crowd.
Mayfrer Gregorio Serranopaca and Alberto Yañez Suárez remain detained today after the events that occurred on Monday night at terminal H of this South Florida airport, which originated when the first, 30, refused to abandon a cart used by aerodrome personnel.
Serranopaca apparently had expressed complaints related to a flight to the Dominican Republic and when officials tried to calm him down, it refused to leave the small vehicle, whose key he had previously broken.
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Video images obtained by the Only in Dade platform show a crowd pushing an agent who was holding a person, before being forced to release her, to then wield what appears to be a weapon and aim at people while calling for reinforcements over the radio.
Although there were no serious injuries, the firefighters had to attend to an agent who had been bitten by Serranopaca, a resident of Kissimmee (Florida), while Yañez Suárez, of Odessa (Texas), was arrested for struggling with the officers who they wanted to stop “Unruly passenger”.
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Both were arrested with assault charges on a police officer, resisting an officer with violence and inciting a revolt, among others.
Airport authorities indicated that as in other aerodromes in the country this year a high number of passengers this season festive, which is going hand in hand with “a nationwide record increase in misbehavior,” such as the Miami incident. (I)
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