statement: "I felt bad for the guy beside them, but I guess he was sleeping." What he slept through was an incident that triggered an FBI investigation: A "highly intoxicated" woman was performing oral sex on a man in Row 26, triggering complaints from nearby passengers in other rows who caught on to what was going on. The woman in particular was less than cooperative, a police report ..
obtained by the Detroit Free Press.
As one passenger wrote in a witness statement: "I felt bad for the guy beside them, but I guess he was sleeping."
What
he slept through was an incident that triggered an FBI investigation: A
"highly intoxicated" woman was performing oral sex on a man in Row 26,
triggering complaints from nearby passengers in other rows who caught
on to what was going on. The woman in particular was less than
cooperative, a police report said, noting she "yelled and screamed" and
was "continuously disruptive" after being hauled off to an airport jail
cell.
These are some of the details involving the Oct. 29 incident, which was documented in a nine-page police report obtained by the Detroit Free Press
under the Freedom of Information Act. The Wayne Metro Airport Police
Department, which responded to the incident, said both the man and women
received citations from the FBI for lewd and lascivious behavior and
for disorderly conduct.
According
to the police report, the 48-year-old California woman and 28-year-old
man met on the Delta Air Lines flight between Los Angeles and Detroit.
The woman's seat was not in his row, but she switched her seat so that
she could be next to him.
At about 3:30 pm, the
airport police at Detroit Metro received a report about two passengers
having intercourse on the plane. "Per dispatch, the female involved was
reported to be highly intoxicated," the report said.
When
the plane landed at Detroit Metro, two police officers entered the
plane. One of them spoke with the man, who said that the woman "had
fallen asleep in his lap but that they did not have intercourse." He
stated that he only "grabbed her breasts on the outside of her clothes."
An officer then questioned the woman, whose eyes were "bloodshot and red."
Both passengers were handcuffed and led away. The FBI was en route.
In
the end, both passengers were issued citations based on passengers'
witness statements, including one person who wrote that they "went to
the row and witnessed the lady in the man's lap performing felatio. ...
they had a blanket partially covering the 'act.' I asked for boarding
cards and names."
The woman sat straight up in her seat. "He tried to apologize."
Police
allowed both passengers to get their luggage. They tried to help the
woman re-book her flight, but Delta said no. Security informed her she
was "not permitted to fly Delta."
She left the next day, on another flight, without incident.

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