An Orthodox Jewish passenger says a United Airlines pilot forcibly removed him from an aircraft bathroom while constipation, bringing his genitals to other flyers during a flight from Tolum, Mexico to Houston.
In New Jersey state, Ysroul Lib, in New Jersey, said the flight was allegedly unfriendly in federal lawsuits against the US Airways and the US Department of Homeland Security this week, which their officers say were on the plane and won their handy.
Lib and a friend of the Orthodox Jews said they were forced to lose a linked trip in New York City while customs officers and US border guards were exhibited through the airport terminal, placed in detention cells and searching for their bags.
United Airlines has refused to comment. Messages that called for statements to the Ministry of Interior, Libyan lawyers and other tourists, Jacob Sebag, remained.
In the lawsuit, which was filed in the Federal Court on Wednesday, Libya said it was on the back for about 20 minutes behind the plane on January
Lib said he had explained the difficult situation in the stomach and intestines and assured Sebagy that he would be released soon. The request states that Sebag then moved the object to the plane’s servant.
About 10 minutes later, the pilot called Sebag and asked him to check them. The petition states that the pilot shouted at Libya to leave the bath immediately.
Lib said he had told the pilot that it was coming to an end and would be outside for a moment.
The pilot replied, broke the lock, opened the bathroom door, out of Libya, and his pants were still around his ankles, according to the request, he demonstrated his genitals with Sebag, aircraft servants and nearby passengers.
Lib and Sebag said the pilot was then pushed for their seats while threatening to arrest them and commented on their beliefs, and how “the Jews work.
After the two-hour flight landed in the city of Houston, the men said about half a customs officer and border guards were on the plane and accompanied by the plane.
When asked why they were arrested, an officer tightened his hands and replied: “This is not a province and the state. We are the country. You have no rights here.
The men say United had reserved for free the next day on a trip to New York City, but each savings were lost in a complementary ticket, because they had to pay for hotels and food at night when they were delayed.