Milwaukee County Sheriff David A. Clarke, Jr. is an American hero, and he proved his status once again on a flight from
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Charlotte, North Carolina. A “drunk and unruly
passenger” began “harassing flight crew and intimidating passengers.” The
sheriff became involved when he asked the airline crew “if everything was okay.”
He also told the passenger to “chill out.”
Sheriff Clarke “advised a flight
attendant to have an officer meet the flight on arrival.” The passenger resumed
his “abusive and intimidating behavior” as the aircraft made his approach. “Sheriff
Clarke again got out of his seat and approached the obnoxious passenger who
tried to get up. Clarke ordered him to sit down and when he refused, Clarke
shoved the unruly passenger face down and pinned him against the seat and held
him there until the flight arrived at the gate. The sheriff watched the rest of
the cabin, concerned that this may be a distraction for something else.”
Holding the passenger until the
police officer boarded, Clarke then put handcuffs on the passenger and handed
him over to the local authorities. The passenger yelled racial slurs at Sheriff
Clarke. The sheriff’s greatest disappointment is that there was no federal air
marshal on board.
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