The navy restricts the man who tried to open the emergency exit on the plane: Report

A The United States of Navy I returned to the United States from Tokyo in Japan, and soon intervened and criticized a man on the ground and tied him to tie the postal code after holding the emergency exit door in the middle of the trip, according to reports.

NBC mentioned The pioneering Sergeant Judy Armantout was on the 114th trip from Tokyo to Houston when he saw a suspicious man.

Armentrout, who was in the Marine Corps for 20 years, is stationed in Japan, and told the media company that he witnessed a suspicious man taking his bag to one bath before moving from the bathroom to the bathroom.

“He came out of that and began to escalate and below the corridor, so that I just threw my country.”

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Armenotrot said that the man was looking at the door of emergency exit next to him, when the marines got up quickly and put himself between the man and the door.

The suspicious man turned and ran around the plane before wandering around the door to the other side of the plane.

Armentout told the station that he had only seconds to act.

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He said: “He grabbed a belt around the door, pulled it, and around that time when I took it and criticized it, put it on the ground.” “Then there was an older man sitting on this side woke up, woke up and helped me somewhat.”

The flight attendants also entered the sea postal code, which they used to curb the man’s wrists and secure it to a seat.

For the rest of the trip, Armentrout sat next to the man.

The flight was transferred to Seattle Takoma International Airport.

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“His eyes … you can definitely say something is happening,” said Armandeot.

The FBI confirmed the incident, saying that, along with the Seattle Port Police Department, he responded to all Nippon R. Ing 114 in the morning on Saturday.

“It was the journey Convert it to Seattle The FBI said that the crew and passengers had seized the individual, who was transferred to a local medical evaluation hospital after the journey fell.

Federal Bureau of Investigation He also said that the second individual had been removed from the flight after he was frustrated by the transfer of flying and the door of the bathroom.

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The journey continued to its destination after it stopped in Seattle and landed in Houston without any other accident.

The FBI said no charges were charged in the accident.

Public prosecutors review reports and witnesses of witnesses to determine whether the case is suitable for federal prosecution.

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All airlines Nippon I told Fox News Digital that the trip was transferred due to a “wild” passenger.

“While at the airport runway in Seattle, one of the second passenger became unbridled,” the airline said. “Both were removed from the trip by the Seattle Port Police.

“The safety of our passengers and crews is our top priority, and we salute local law enforcement efforts to support them.”