French pax drops trou at MIA security screening
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French pax drops trou at MIA security screening
Another in the continuing series on passenger security:
Irate traveler drops pants at Miami airport
The Associated Press
Posted July 11 2002
An angry man gave security workers and other travelers an eyeful, dropping his pants and exposing himself while being searched at Miami International Airport.
Marc Danselme, 62, a French national who lives in Washington, was arrested Tuesday after becoming belligerent while being screened, according to a police report.
After one of the screeners asked him to turn his belt over, Danselme became irate, dropped his pants and said, "Is this good enough?"
Fellow passengers, including some children, were present when Danselme exposed himself, police said.
He was taken to the airport's police station, where he was charged with "prohibited conduct."
Danselme was still at Miami-Dade County's pretrial detention center Wednesday with bail set at $500, said jail spokeswoman Chandra Gavin. His case was assigned to the public defenders office.
Copyright © 2002, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Irate traveler drops pants at Miami airport
The Associated Press
Posted July 11 2002
An angry man gave security workers and other travelers an eyeful, dropping his pants and exposing himself while being searched at Miami International Airport.
Marc Danselme, 62, a French national who lives in Washington, was arrested Tuesday after becoming belligerent while being screened, according to a police report.
After one of the screeners asked him to turn his belt over, Danselme became irate, dropped his pants and said, "Is this good enough?"
Fellow passengers, including some children, were present when Danselme exposed himself, police said.
He was taken to the airport's police station, where he was charged with "prohibited conduct."
Danselme was still at Miami-Dade County's pretrial detention center Wednesday with bail set at $500, said jail spokeswoman Chandra Gavin. His case was assigned to the public defenders office.
Copyright © 2002, South Florida Sun-Sentinel
