Tucson real estate agent duct-taped to seat after becoming unruly on flight
📍 Aftermath
{ "epilogue": "Following an emergency landing sparked by a mid-flight racist and violent outburst, the Tucson man was arrested and restrained with duct tape by the flight crew and passengers. The realtor subsequently faced personal consequences, including being fired from his job and facing charges." }
Epilogue added 1h ago, after coverage quieted.
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Tucson man arrested after flight crew duct tapes him to seat FOX 5 New York · 9d ago broke it first
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American Airlines passenger duct-taped to seat after alleged midair outburst FOX 5 New York · 11d ago broke it first
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