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A US marine When he returned to the States from Tokyo, Japan, Japan, quickly entered and hit a man to the ground and held him back with zippers after reporting loudly reporting the emergency exit door in the middle of a flight.
NBC reported Sergeant Major Jody Armentrout was on flight 114 from Tokyo to Houston when he saw how a man acted suspiciously.
Armenrout, who has been in Marine for over 20 years, has been stationed in Japan and told the media company that he witnessed a suspicious man with his backpack to a bathroom before he went from the bathroom to the bathroom.
“He came out of this and started the passage up and down, so that I was only my radar up and down,” said the 50-year-old marine reported reported during a telephone interview.
According to reports, Sergeant Major Jody Armentrout entered to hold back a man on an All Nippon Airways flight who was supposed to try to open an emergency door. (US Marines)
Armenrout said the man had the emergency exit door next to him, and then the navy got up quickly and lay between men and the door.
The suspicious man turned and ran around the plane before shot to an exit door on the opposite side of the aircraft.
Armenrout told the station that he only had seconds to act.
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Jet aircraft operated by all Nippon Airways are waiting for the maintenance at Haneda Airport in Tokyo, Japan, July 17, 2009. (IStock)
“He grabbed a strap around the door, pulled it off and at this time I took him and hit him, put it on the floor,” he said. “And then an elderly gentleman sat on this side who woke up and he got up and somehow helped me.”
Flight attendants also occurred and gave the marine zipper, with which he held back the husband’s wrists and secured him at a seat.
For the rest of the flight, arm mentrout was sitting next to the man.
The flight was diverted to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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A passenger on an all Nippon Airways flight supposedly tried to open the need door. (IStock)
“His eyes … you could definitely say that something was going on,” said Armenrout.
FBI Seattle confirmed the incident and said that together with the port of the Seattle police department, he reacted to the entire Nippon flight 114 on Saturday morning.
“The flight was redirected to Seattle Due to a passenger who tried to open the starting doors in the middle of flight, said FBI Seattle. “The crew and the passengers held back the person who was brought to a local hospital after the property of the flight for medical evaluation.
The FBI Also said that a second person was removed from the flight after he was frustrated when the flight diversion and a bathroom door had beaten.
The FBI’s FBI office announced that Fox News Digital were two people from a flight from Tokyo to Houston, which was diverted to Seattle. (Getty Images)
The flight continued after its stop in Seattle and landed in Houston without further incidents.
No charges were filed in the incident, said the FBI.
Prosecutors examine reports and testimonies to determine whether the case is suitable for the public prosecutor.
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All Nippon Airways Fox News Digital said that the flight was diverted due to a “unruly” passenger.
“During the asphalt in Seattle, a second passenger became stubborn,” said the airline. “Both were removed from the flight from the Seattle police.
“The security of our passengers and crew has our top priority, and we welcome the efforts of local law enforcement for their support.”
