VIDEO: Mask refusers arrested after assaulting passengers on flight to Ibiza
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Published: 2 Aug, 2020 CET.
Updated: Sun 2 Aug 2020 14:57 CET
Two men were arrested on arrival in Ibiza after throwing punches and verbally assaulting other passengers after they refused to wear masks.
A melee broke out on a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Ibiza after two drunk men refused to wear a mask.
After being told to put on a mask, the men verbally and physically assaulted other passengers.
The video shows the shirtless men throwing punches before being physically restrained by others passengers on the floor of the plane.
Fight aboard @KLM flight from Amsterdam to Ibiza between passengers as a drunk man refuses to wear the obligatory face mask.pic.twitter.com/UzTODYOmMY
— Harald Doornbos (@HaraldDoornbos) August 2, 2020
Once on the floor, the passengers asked the bloodied men if they would wear masks but they continually refused.
A KLM spokesperson said that the flight was not diverted and that nobody was seriously injured in the incident.
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A melee broke out on a KLM flight from Amsterdam to Ibiza after two drunk men refused to wear a mask.
After being told to put on a mask, the men verbally and physically assaulted other passengers.
The video shows the shirtless men throwing punches before being physically restrained by others passengers on the floor of the plane.
Fight aboard @KLM flight from Amsterdam to Ibiza between passengers as a drunk man refuses to wear the obligatory face mask.pic.twitter.com/UzTODYOmMY
— Harald Doornbos (@HaraldDoornbos) August 2, 2020
Once on the floor, the passengers asked the bloodied men if they would wear masks but they continually refused.
A KLM spokesperson said that the flight was not diverted and that nobody was seriously injured in the incident.
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