Easyjet Flier screams, “I have a bomb!” Trump threatens

On Sunday, one of the distorted passengers forced a decline in emergency situations at Glasgow Airport in Scotland after the screaming had a bomb on board and wanted to “send a message” to President TrumpWhoever visits there.

Dragon shots on board Easyjet FLT. The 609 showed the moment the suspect, who was only identified as a 41 -year -old man, started screaming, “God is great!” Trump’s threats, which were only one hour away Turnberry Golf Stadium.

“I will bomb the plane! Death to America! Death to Trump!” The man shouted before being treated quickly on the ground by his passenger colleagues.

The accident occurred at about 8 am, just an hour after the plane launched from Luton Airport in London, with the screaming of the suspect after leaving the bathroom, A witness from the sun said.

The passenger said: “At that point, one person managed to seize him from behind and pulled him down, then everyone jumped over him.”

“He was fighting a little on the ground, but at this point, he knew he was raising.”

Men who carry the suspect in their place can be seen and then interrogated, as many passengers raised a “fool” to threaten the innocent in a trick directed towards Trump.

The hero’s passengers managed to keep the man in his place until the plane landed and police and airport officials confirmed that there were no explosives on board because they took the suspect.

When the authorities walked on the suspect in the corridor, he can hear him asking about his missing phone and his wallet, which prompted a passenger to scream, “F -K Off!” With the plane explodes in laughter.

Scotland police said the case was still under investigation, as officials indicated that the man seemed to be acting alone without a greater threat to the public.

Easyjet confirmed that the suspect was arrested by the police after the emergency landing.

“The police have met the EZY609 trip from Luteon to Glasgow this morning when it arrives Glasgow“They boarded the plane and removed a passenger because of their behavior on board,” the company said in a statement.

The company added: “The safety and welfare of our customers and our crew is always the priority of Easyjet.”