The man accused of beating a crew member also attacked the police

Dallas— A man is accused of punching a cabin crew member and then kicking a police officer in the groin and spitting on other agents who were trying to get him off a plane in Texas, according to a recent report by a police agent. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

Keith Edward Fagiana faces charges of interfering in the affairs of the cabin crew, and could be sentenced to 20 years in prison. He is scheduled to make his first appearance in federal court on Monday yellow, Texas.

Fagiana was traveling on Wednesday in A a trip American Airlines From Fort Worth to Bozeman, mountain. The pilots landed the plane in Amarillo.

The FBI agent's account appears in court documents released Friday.

The flight attendant told the FBI about it Another passenger complained that Fagiana was violently kicking his seat. When he asked Fagiana to stop, the man cursed and punched him in the stomach, then got up and hit him three more times, the flight attendant said.

A crew member and other passengers subdued the man and placed flexible handcuffs on him Until the plane landed in Amarillo.

An FBI agent stated in a sworn statement that when agents placed steel handcuffs on Fagiana, he spit on them and kicked one of them. They placed a protective “mask” on his face once he was subdued.

The agent wrote that Vagiana said he did not remember anything about the trip, but “He admitted that he drank some “Captain Morgan” drinks.“” – a type of rum drink – in some bars before the flight.

Vagiana's lawyer could not be reached immediately.

Video recorded by Another passenger got into an altercation with the flight attendant.

“Stop, stop, stop. What are you (expletive) doing?“, the flight attendant shouted at the man who was hitting him.

US airlines reported more than 2000 accidents involving unruly passengers in front of… Federal Aviation Administration (Angolan Armed Forces). But this number is less compared to the maximum Nearly 6,000 accidents were reported in 2021when far fewer people were traveling due to the coronavirus pandemic.

In one of the most dangerous cases… A California resident was sentenced to 15 months in prison He was ordered to pay nearly $26,000 in restitution for punching a Southwest Airlines flight attendant in the mouth and breaking her teeth.