On Sunday, border guards from Warsaw Chopin Airport intervened twice against “disobedient passengers”. First, they were called to an aggressive Indian citizen. Half an hour later to a Danish woman who was smoking a cigarette in the toilet.
Spokeswoman of the Nadwiślański Border Guard Unit, Capt. SG Dagmara Bielec announced that the first report concerned a 49-year-old Indian citizen who, despite a previously canceled boarding pass, boarded the plane and did not want to leave it voluntarily.
According to the statements of the plane's crew members, the man was aggressive, shouted and behaved vulgarly. At the entrance to the plane, the aggressive Indian was approached by border guards. Upon seeing them, the man calmly left the plane and, accompanied by officers, went to the service premises, where he received a fine for his behavior.
She smoked in the toilet, she didn't want to wait for the bus
– Half an hour after this incident, officers were called to another incident, this time a 42-year-old Danish citizen who, after landing the plane from Copenhagen, smoked a cigarette in the toilet, contrary to the applicable ban, and then wanted to leave the plane without waiting for the bus to arrive – said the spokeswoman. .
Because the woman was agitated and physically disabled, an ambulance was called. – During the medical examination, the passenger hit the doctor in the face – said Bielec.
The woman was taken off the plane and then fined. – No means of direct coercion were used against either the Indian citizen or the Danish citizen – said the spokeswoman.
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