Handsy passenger takes a leak on Frontier airlines seat
- 6 years ago
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA — As if flying these days isn't bad enough, imagine being seated next to this pervert, who not only harassed his planemates, but also relieved himself right in the seat.
An FBI affidavit identified Boulder resident Michael Allen Haag as the passenger who got nasty on a Frontier Airlines flight from Denver to Charleston.
The 45-year-old had been downing double vodka tonics, and seemed intoxicated or even high while he was asking the woman beside him inappropriate questions and ogling her chest and legs.
He then started touching a second woman, who was sleeping. She woke up and told him to stop, before calling a flight attendant who moved him to the back of the plane.
After being belted in, Haag promptly unbuckled and started peeing on the seat in front of him, to the shock and disgust of the passenger across the aisle. She managed to snap a photo of the act, and informed the flight crew.
The unruly perv was taken to the front of the aircraft, and promptly arrested once the plane landed in South Carolina.
He's out on a $25,000 bond but is currently facing one felony count of interfering with a flight crew, and a misdemeanor charge for indecent exposure.
An FBI affidavit identified Boulder resident Michael Allen Haag as the passenger who got nasty on a Frontier Airlines flight from Denver to Charleston.
The 45-year-old had been downing double vodka tonics, and seemed intoxicated or even high while he was asking the woman beside him inappropriate questions and ogling her chest and legs.
He then started touching a second woman, who was sleeping. She woke up and told him to stop, before calling a flight attendant who moved him to the back of the plane.
After being belted in, Haag promptly unbuckled and started peeing on the seat in front of him, to the shock and disgust of the passenger across the aisle. She managed to snap a photo of the act, and informed the flight crew.
The unruly perv was taken to the front of the aircraft, and promptly arrested once the plane landed in South Carolina.
He's out on a $25,000 bond but is currently facing one felony count of interfering with a flight crew, and a misdemeanor charge for indecent exposure.