A pair was jailed after apparently trying to board an American Airlines trip without consent, bring about a physical run-in in which one private apparently tossed coffee on an airline company personnel, cops claimed.
The case happened on Sunday at Miami International Airport terminal as travelers were preparing to board American Airlines trip 2494 taking a trip from Miami to Cancún.
Rafael Seirafe-Novaes and Beatriz Rapoport-De-Campos-Maia “neglected the indications and spoken commands from the ticket representative” and apparently pressed past the representative and others to go into the jet bridge, according to an authorities record from the Miami-Dade Constable’s Workplace.
According to the record, the pair “were rejected boarding and ended up being irritated at which time they pressed both sufferers,” and Rapoport-De-Campos-Maia apparently “tossed coffee on them.”
American Airlines aircrafts on the tarmac at Miami International Flight Terminal on Oct. 15, 2024, in Florida.
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American Airlines claimed in a declaration to ABC Information: “Acts of physical violence are not endured by American Airlines and we are devoted to functioning very closely with police in their examination.”
Rapoport-De-Campos-Maia and Seirafe-Novaes have actually each been billed with 2 matters of battery and one matter each of trespassing on residential property after cautioning, cops claimed. Seirafe-Novaes has actually additionally been billed with one matter of withstanding a police officer without physical violence to his individual, as he drew his arms far from the jailing police officer, per the cops record.
The pair was nabbed and transferred to the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Facility in Miami, according to the cops record.
It was uncertain if either has a lawyer that can talk on their part.
