After allegedly attacking flight attendants, airline passengers used tape to secure them to their seats

An American man is taped to the seat of Frontier Airlines flight Where he allegedly Groping and attacking Flight attendants, video program.

After landing at Miami International Airport, 22-year-old Maxwell Berry, from Norwalk, Ohio, was arrested on three counts of assault.

Berry was accused of groping two flight attendants on a flight from Philadelphia to Miami and hitting a third in the face.

Miami-Dade police said that Berry drank two glasses of wine on the Frontier Airlines flight and ordered another.

According to reports from the police and eyewitnesses, it all started when Berry rubbed an empty glass on the hip of a female flight attendant, and then she told him not to touch her. According to officials, Berry then spilled a drink on his shirt, then went to the bathroom and came out shirtless.

With the help of the flight attendant, Berry took out another shirt from his carry-on luggage. Police said that after walking around the plane for 15 minutes, Berry allegedly put his arms around the shoulders of the two female flight attendants and then grabbed their chests.

The female passenger called a male flight attendant to watch Berry, and the passenger clenched his fists and slammed the flight attendant in the face.

After the dispute, Berry was subdued with the help of other passengers, and was fixed to his seat by a flight attendant with a seat belt extender and tape.

As shown in the video above, some incidents were recorded by other passengers.

Berry swears repeatedly to the other passengers and crew. Once, he said that his parents were worth “damn two million dollars.”

Another video Publish to celebrity gossip website TMZ.com It was captured that Berry further disturbed the other passengers and ranted about his race.

An airline spokesperson said in a statement: “Frontier Airlines maintains the utmost value, respect, care and support for all our flight attendants, including those who were attacked on this flight.” The airline is now Cooperate with law enforcement to prosecute Berry.

The flight attendants involved in the incident have been given paid leave and are awaiting investigation.

Berry is currently free with a $1,500 bond.

According to the “New York Times” report, in criminal proceedings, the arresters stated that they had submitted the case to the FBI, but the organization refused to pursue federal felony charges.

-Documents from Reuters