The flight tied the passenger with tape all over the place: started screaming while talking about hell, biting passengers, beating them; Emergency landing in the US

A 67-year-old passenger on an American Airlines flight in the United States caused a huge uproar. He first made derogatory remarks against the flight attendant and other passengers. He then attacked the passenger sitting nearby and also pushed a woman who came to the rescue in the middle. As the situation deteriorated, three passengers restrained him and tied him to the seat with duct tape and zip tie. Due to this incident, the flight had to be diverted to Baltimore. The incident took place on the night of September 3 on American Airlines Flight 618. The plane was en route from Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas to Newark, New Jersey. According to reports, about two hours after the flight, the passenger suddenly started shouting at the person sitting next to him. He was talking about Jesus and going to hell. The flight attendant tried to calm him down, but he became more aggressive. It is alleged that he made racist slurs against a black flight attendant and also made objectionable remarks about homosexual people. He then attacked a passenger sitting nearby. 3 passengers pulled over together After the accused became violent, three male passengers came forward to help him. They tried to stop him together. Retired officer Juan Mejia was also among them. According to Mejia, the atmosphere of the plane completely changed in a few seconds. Everything was normal at first, but suddenly the passenger started shouting and beating him. While trying to stop the accused, he bit Mejia's hand. After this, the flight crew gave duct tape and zip tie to the passengers. The passengers tied him to the seat and secured his hands with a zip tie. The passengers tied him with duct tape and zip tie. The accused was repeatedly trying to escape. In such a situation, the passengers and crew members used duct tape and zip tie to stop him on the seat. In the video and pictures, his hands and legs are seen tied. His head was also tied to the seat with the help of tape. According to reports, flight attendants gave duct tape and zip ties to passengers. The flight was arrested upon landing in Baltimore and diverted to Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport. After the plane landed, the suspect was detained by Maryland Transportation Authority police. According to police, he has been identified as 67-year-old Arthur Lane Lundin. He is a resident of Tucson, Arizona. He has been charged with second-degree assault and disorderly conduct. Lundin also had an open wound on his hand, police said. He was examined by paramedics at the scene and declared safe to travel after treatment. Released on bail by court, hearing on Oct. 19 In addition to local police action, the FBI is also investigating the case. The agency is also looking into whether the incident becomes a case under federal law. The FAA is also investigating the incident. According to court records, Lundin appeared at the preliminary hearing and was released on his bail. His next hearing is scheduled for Oct. 19. Real Estate Company Fired Lundin worked for Long Realty, an Arizona real estate company. After the incident, the company removed him and also deleted his profile from the website. American Airlines said the safety of passengers and crew is its top priority. The flight completed its journey to Newark after landing from the Lundin flight.