Drunken Passenger Jailed for “Vile” Behaviour
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Not such a light sentence
- He's a German citizen, locked up in a Canadian jail: not so much fun. I'm sure they won't look too hard for German-speaking warders
- Now with a criminal record, getting a visa to enter an non-EU country won't be so easy - maybe for life
- I'd expect that most of the larger EU airlines will have him on a no-fly list for a l-o-n-g time
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But nowhere in the article does it say the guy is German, and his name certainly is not.
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‘Poor impulse control’ is an excuse for a toddler not a grown adult.
According to the facts read into the record, Moustakas and two other men — his son Niko Moustakas, 26, and Ingo Hieronymus, 54 — became intoxicated on the Condor flight.
“It’s unfortunate that Mr. Moustakas acted the way that he did, because now he will serve a further month in custody in a foreign institution, paying for the harm that he’s caused. Moreover, he may have a difficult challenge in the future with flying.”
Hieronymus, who also pleaded guilty to both charges, was sentenced earlier in the week to time served of 15 days and fined $5,000.
Niko Moustakas pleaded guilty to endangering the flight by lessening the crew’s ability to perform their duties. He was sentenced June 8 to time served.
As per the link above.
de minimus non curat lex
So the old Q.......why did the cabin crew continue to serve alcohol to the group past a reasonable amount?
It could however be that they had consumed alcohol prior to the flight, before carrying more on board....
A very expensive mistake. Mental health issues?
Boat home....eventually
It could however be that they had consumed alcohol prior to the flight, before carrying more on board....
A very expensive mistake. Mental health issues?
Boat home....eventually
Last edited by parkfell; 5th Oct 2019 at 17:34. Reason: Syntax & final 2 paragraphs
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Moustakas went on to make sexualized threats against the woman and also gave the Nazi salute. He grabbed a second attendant, pinned her arm behind her back and forced her head down to her knees.
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I was told that it would be against some one's human rights under EU law for an airline to ban a passenger who had been disruptive on the flight of another company. This came from a flight deck college so might just be a rumour.
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All Greek to me as well - give him 6 months and let him swim home I say.
