All articles tagged with #unruly behavior
The Philadelphia Phillies have discontinued their long-standing tradition of dollar hot dog night due to unruly fan behavior, replacing it with a buy one, get one free offer. Last year's promotion saw fans throwing hot dogs and long lines, prompting the change. The decision has sparked backlash from fans who cherished the tradition, with some blaming the team's switch to cashless transactions for the issues.
Amidst massive fog delays in Delhi, IndiGo flights have faced chaos with passengers assaulting crew members, sitting on the tarmac to eat dinner during a 12-hour delay, and causing disturbances during a 10-hour delay. The airline is investigating the incidents and considering placing the unruly passenger on the 'No Fly List'.
Nearly 100 opposition MPs in India's Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha have been suspended for unruly behavior and causing disruptions during a showdown with the Centre over a security breach in Parliament. This unprecedented action has reduced the strength of the opposition bloc INDIA by 50% in Rajya Sabha and 33% in Lok Sabha. The suspensions will significantly impair the opposition's ability to participate in the remainder of the session, leading to a political slugfest and accusations of a "murder of democracy."
Three passengers were kicked off a Frontier Airlines flight at Trenton-Mercer Airport due to alleged unruly behavior. The incident began with a couple arguing over a seat, resulting in their removal from the flight. The remaining passengers voted to remove a third passenger who was antagonizing the couple. The flight was delayed by an hour, and Frontier has not yet commented on the incident.
Knott's Berry Farm has reinstated its chaperone policy for anyone 15 or younger after 4 p.m. The chaperone must be at least 21 years old, can accompany a maximum of ten people, must remain in the park during the visit and be available by phone. The park says there has been an increase in "inappropriate behavior" among teens.
Garden State Plaza Mall in New Jersey will require minors under 18 to be accompanied by a chaperone who is 21 or older on weekend nights in response to TikTok-fueled mayhem and unruly behavior. Police and security guards will check IDs at the entrance, and anyone who refuses will be asked to leave. The policy will begin on April 28 and will be in effect after 5 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. Other malls in Maryland, Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania have also implemented similar policies.