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The Federal Aviation Administration on Fridaysaid it wants to impose its largest-ever fines on two airline passengers involved in violent incidents last summer.The FAA has proposed a civil penalty of $81,950 against a passenger who struck a flight attendant on the head, tried to open a cabin door and headbutted, spit at and tried to kick crew members and passengers even after she was placed in flexible handcuffs. The incident happened on an American Airlines flight last July and the passenger was later arrested.The FAA i
stanley cup s also seeking a $77,272 fine against a woman who tried to open a cabin door during a flight and bit another passenger rep
stanley cup eatedly before she was restrained by the crew on a Delta Air Lines flight from Las Vegas to Atlanta last July. Delta flight diverted due to unruly passenger 00:29 The passengers, neither of whom was identified, have 30 days to respond to the accusations. The FAA said the fines are part of roughly $2 million in proposed penalties it has announced since January 1.Airlines have reported a high number of unruly passenger incidents since early 2021 with most of them involving passengers who refuse to wear face masks. Airlines began enforcing federal mask mandates in June 2020, and the
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MIAMI -- A man who killed his wife and posted a photo of her corpse on Facebook shot her in self-defense because he lived in fear of her drug abuse, violent tendencies and even Satan worship, the man s attorney said Monday.Defense attorney Saam Zangeneh said Monday that he will seek to introduce evidence th
jordan at 27-year-old Jennifer Alfonso was an avid user of synthetic drugs such as Ecstasy, that she battered her husband and that she was deeply involved in the occult and Satan worship.CBS Miami reports that a Miami-Dade judge spe
nike dunk nt most of the day Monday deciding what evidence jurors will be allowed to see and hear in the first-degree murder trial. Jury selection begins Tuesday for Derek Medina, 33, who faces life in prison if convicted of the August 2013 slaying at the couple s South Miami home. Medina has been jailed since his arrest. The case gained national attention because Medina posted the photo of Alfonso s body on Facebook, admitting in the post that he killed her and would likely go to prison. In later interviews with police, however, he said it was self-defense. Zangeneh said Alfonso started the fight, which escalated to the point where she ca
jordan me after Medina with a knife. He then shot her. She initiated a confrontation. My client tried to calm her down, Zangeneh said during a hearing on trial evidence before Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Yvonne Colodny.Prosecutor Scott Dunn urged Colodny to limit defense use of the a
