All articles tagged with #disruptive behavior
Originally Published 5 months ago — by TMZ
A passenger was ejected from an American Airlines flight after vaping in the bathroom and arguing with a flight attendant, which led to police escorting him off the plane for disruptive behavior; he also accused the attendant of assaulting him, but no disciplinary action against the crew has been confirmed.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Hindustan Times
Pakistani influencer Abeer Rizvi defended her husband Salman Iftikhar, who was sentenced to 15 months in prison for threatening a Virgin Atlantic flight attendant and disruptive behavior on a flight from London to Lahore, attributing his actions to mental health struggles amid legal and financial repercussions.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by SFist
A self-described AI expert and pickleball coach, Peter Nguyen, was caught vaping on an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to SFO, then falsely claimed he was assaulted by a flight attendant and posted a video on Instagram, possibly aiming to monetize the incident. The airline removed him upon landing due to disruptive behavior, and he was met by police, though his punishment remains unclear.
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Live and Let's Fly
A passenger on an American Airlines flight from Phoenix to San Francisco was caught vaping in the lavatory and then falsely claimed to be a lawyer while accusing a flight attendant of assault, leading to his removal from the flight and social media attention.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CNN
The French Open has banned alcohol in the stands following reports of disruptive behavior from fans, including incidents where players were spat at and shouted at during matches. Tournament director Amélie Mauresmo emphasized the need for stricter measures to ensure proper conduct and maintain the integrity of the event.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by The New York Times
Several high-profile academic institutions, including the University of Michigan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, New York University, and Brown University, are cracking down on student protests by suspending and expelling students, prompting a debate on where to draw the line between free expression and disruptive behavior. The move comes after years of loose enforcement of protest rules, with the University of Michigan's recent proposal to tighten policies around demonstrations sparking a disruptive protest at its annual honors convocation.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by WFLA
A Southwest Airlines passenger was caught on video repeatedly punching another man during a flight from Oakland, California to Kauai, Hawaii. The altercation occurred mid-air, prompting passengers and crew members to intervene and separate the individuals. Both men were detained upon landing, and it remains unclear how the fight started or if any charges have been filed. Southwest Airlines commended the crew and customers for their professionalism in handling the situation.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo News
Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo criticized Rep. Lauren Boebert for her disruptive behavior at a Denver theater, comparing her to rapper Megan Thee Stallion and urging her to show self-restraint. Arroyo mentioned Boebert's previous controversial actions and predicted a difficult reelection season for her. Ingraham claimed that footage of Republicans behaving badly surfaces faster than that of Democrats, to which Arroyo responded that both parties should have a code of conduct. Boebert has since apologized and canceled future date nights after reports that her date was a Democrat. She faces a tough reelection bid against former Aspen Councilmember Adam Frisch in 2024.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by HuffPost
Fox News contributor Raymond Arroyo taunted Rep. Lauren Boebert for her disruptive behavior at a Denver theater, comparing her to rapper Megan Thee Stallion and urging her to have self-restraint. Arroyo mentioned Boebert's previous controversies, including taking compromising pictures, vaping, and being handsy with her boyfriend. Ingraham claimed that footage of Republicans behaving badly always emerges faster than videos of Democrats. Boebert has since apologized and canceled future date nights after reports that her date is a Democrat. She faces a tough re-election bid in 2024.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by WION
Republican Congresswoman Lauren Boebert from Colorado has issued an apology for her disruptive behavior during a performance of the Beetlejuice musical in Denver. Boebert acknowledged that she "fell short of her values" and expressed regret for the unwanted attention her actions brought to the community. She also mentioned that her ongoing divorce has contributed to a challenging personal time for her and her family. Boebert and her male companion were asked to leave the musical for vaping, recording video, and disturbing others during the performance. CCTV footage reportedly showed her companion fondling her breasts and Boebert petting his crotch. Boebert initially denied the vaping allegations but later joked about the incident on social media. She has faced criticism in the past for making bigoted statements against marginalized communities.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
Representative Lauren Boebert from Colorado apologized for vaping and behaving disruptively during a performance of the musical "Beetlejuice" in Denver. Surveillance video contradicted her previous denial of vaping, and she was asked to stop by a pregnant woman before being ejected from the theater. Boebert attributed her behavior to her "public and difficult divorce" and expressed regret for causing harm. She acknowledged the need to regain trust from voters in her district, especially after winning re-election by a narrow margin. Boebert has gained attention for her disruptive politics and extreme rhetoric, earning a cult following on the right.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by NPR
U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert was escorted out of a Denver theater during a performance of Beetlejuice after multiple complaints of disruptive behavior. Boebert identified herself on Twitter, admitting to laughing and singing too loudly. Theater staff received complaints about vaping and cell phone use, and after issuing a warning, they removed two patrons, one of whom was Boebert. Surveillance footage showed Boebert arguing with security guards and taking a photo of herself. Boebert's campaign manager dismissed the incident as overblown, and Boebert has a history of run-ins with police and security.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Atlanta Journal Constitution
The release of the blockbuster films "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" has brought large crowds to movie theaters, but it has also highlighted a concerning trend of disruptive and disrespectful behavior among audiences. Reports of drunken outbursts, rampant cellphone use, and exhibitionism have gone viral, with incidents ranging from fights breaking out to people filming scenes with flash for TikTok. Experts suggest that a combination of recent collective traumas, cellphone culture, and a constant need for stimulation may be contributing to this collapse in civility. Movie theater policies, such as Alamo Drafthouse's strict no-talking, no-texting policy, serve as a defense for frustrated film fans, but some disruptions persist. The phenomenon raises questions about how people engage with films in public spaces.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Daily Mail
An American Airlines passenger caused chaos on a flight from Charlotte to Fort Lauderdale by shoving two travelers out of the way and engaging in a petty argument with three women. The passenger, who goes by the name Vosièy Fvogèswièr, was caught on camera wearing a metallic gold Michael Kors jacket and sunglasses. He accused one of the women of assault for tapping him on the shoulder and warned them not to get on his bad side. The disruptive flyer then yelled at one of them: 'Don't be rude to me because one thing I can do is be rude back to do. American Airlines has been contacted for comment.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by KATV
A Southwest Airlines passenger was arrested after losing his temper over a crying baby on a flight from Dallas to Albuquerque. The man reportedly used profanity and became disruptive, causing the flight crew to contact authorities upon landing. He was taken into custody by airport police and charged with disorderly conduct.