People on the plane said they heard a loud air swooshing as the defendant yanked on the door repeatedly, the prosecuting attorney said in court Monday.
agent Adam T. Hoover wrote in an affidavit in support of a criminal complaint that the man was seen removing the plastic covering on an emergency exit handle and pulled on the handle with his full body weight before a flight attendant intervened.
People on the plane said they heard “a loud air swooshing as the defendant yanked on the door repeatedly,” Assistant U.S. Attorney. Mira R. Chernick told the U.S. District Court judge during Monday’s hearing in Portland.“This was a very dangerous offense that endangered the lives and safety of the people on that plane and put many of them in a fearful situation,” Chernick said.The man was directed to the back of the plane, where he was seated and physically restrained, the affidavit says.
According to the affidavit, the man told police he tried to push the emergency exit handle so passengers would videotape him and he’d have “the opportunity to share his thoughts on COVID-19 vaccines.” The prosecutor said witnesses reported that the man also exhibited symptoms of mental health issues on the plane, including cry laughing and staring into space.
Assistant federal public defender Gerald Needham called the allegations “out of character” for his client.U.S. Magistrate Judge John V. Acosta ordered the man to remain in custody so a mental health evaluation can be done.
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