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A passenger aboard a flight from Delta Airlines from Dublin to New York JFK was accused of assaulting the cabin crew after a disturbance related to the COVID-19.

Shane Mcinerney, identified in a criminal complaint not sealed on Friday, was arrested after landing in New York last month and presented to the Federal Brooklyn Court.

It occurs after, according to the criminal complaint, Mcinerney was involved in an altercation on board with his flight companions and the cabin crew after refusing to carry covers, "although he was asked for dozens of times".

In addition to violating Delta Airlines about the use of cover on board the flights, Mcinerney launched a passenger "an empty drink can", who complained about his food.

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Next, Mcinerney kicked another passenger's seat while the plane flew over the Atlantic Ocean, and entered the First Class section.

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While an employee from Delta Airlines tried.

The pilot, who was identified as "Individual 4", spoke with the priesting passenger and "During the conversation, the defendant took off his cap twice, placed his cap on the head of the‘ individual 4 ’and then removed it".

He then proceeded to put “his fists near the face of‘ individual 4 ’and said:‘ Don't touch me ’”.Apparently, that and other Mcinerney behaviors caused the cabin crew to be around the flight.

As The Daily Beast reported, Mcinerney was formally accused of interfering with the members of the flight crew, and was released under a bail of US $ 20.000 (£ 15.000), but if he is convicted, he could face two decades in prison.

On its website, Delta reminds passengers that “the Federal Law of the USA.UU.It demands that each person carry a cover at all times while being at the airport and when he uses public transport, during shipment and landing ”.

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Last year, the Federal Aviation Authority of the USA.UU.It imposed fines for a total of US $ 1 million (£ 0.7 million) in the middle of an increase in bad behavior aboard US flights.UU., and about 70 percent of the incidents had to do with COVID-19.

The Independent contacted Delta Airlines and a mcinerney lawyer.