The company confirmed to KTLA that the Breeze Airways trip, which went to Los Angeles on Wednesday, was forced to transfer it to Colorado after a drunken passenger began starting battles with aviation flights and other passengers.
The violating suspect, a man wearing a dark shirt and a bispol hat, was later identified as a resident of Los Angeles David Leroy Carter, screaming racist and swinging the skating board and a belt, according to the witnesses on the trip.
“I stayed calm all the time, and when he threw a handful of garbage on the ground and used some racist insults towards the flight host, it made me a bit annoying and told him to calm down,” explained the passenger Jason Murchison.
The flight attendants eventually managed to subjugate the man, but he said he was able to be free from his restrictions twice.
“She wanted to try to make it like and was like,” Can anyone help? Another passenger said that the big man was sitting behind him directly, and he was like, “Oh, no problem.”
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A 46 -year -old Los Angeles population forced an emergency in Colorado on a flight to Lax after he was accustomed to flight attendants and other travelers on August 13, 2025. (Krex). -
A 46 -year -old Los Angeles population forced an emergency in Colorado on a flight to Lax after he was accustomed to flight attendants and other travelers on August 13, 2025. (Krex).
Breeze Airlines confirmed the incident in a statement to KTLA, saying in a statement:
“One of the passengers began on a physical quarrel with other guests and flight attendants. A flight host and one guest were evaluated for slight injuries. The crew was forced to drop the emergency in Grand Jenchen, Colorado, where the police were waiting at the runway runway.”
The director of the Grand January operations told the operation airport, Dylan Hiberlin, that the police took the man to the seizure and that the accident was still under investigation.
The FBI, as well as the Federal Aviation Administration, is now participating in an investigation with an increase in dawn reports on violence on flights.
So far this year, the Federal Aviation Administration has recorded 1000 unruly passengers, and like Wednesday, some of them were disrupted and a plane full of passengers.
Ultimately, the rest of the passengers associated with La Lax returned about six hours after their arrival.