No smoking and no throwing peanuts either
An airline passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight decided to do something with the peanuts and pretzels he had been given: he allegedly threw them at a flight attendant. But he had a reason.
She complained about his lighting up a smokeless cigarette on a flight from Los Angeles to Utah.
He was arrested and jailed.
The man, Pogos Paul Sefilian of Salt Lake City, faces a federal charge of interference with a flight crew, says the AP. The man apparently became enraged after he was told to put out his cigarette.
By David Wilkening
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